| DECORATE | Paint and wallpaper a room (8) |
| REDECORATE | Paint and wallpaper again |
| SWATCH | Small sample of carpet, cloth or wallpaper; a number of said testers bound as a book; a computer's palette of active colours; or, a spot of ink for matching during printing (6) |
| HANGER | One putting up wallpaper; a wooded slope; a shoulder-shaped hook for a coat; a short sword; or, one's rage when famished, perhaps (6) |
| SCRAPER | Device for either de-icing windows, removing paint or stripping wallpaper; a prehistoric flake-like flint tool; or, one who plays a violin discordantly (7) |
| CHANDLER | A maker of tallow/wax dips or tapers; a merchant of said torches and other household goods including groceries, oil, paint and soap; or, a dealer in supplies for ships (8) |
| MARBLING | Method of patterning paper with paint and powdered carragheen moss as a stabiliser which is traditionally used for stationery, endpapers and book covers (8) |
| STRIPPER | A remover of paint and clothing (8) |
| NEOPRENE | Synthetic rubber resistant to oil and ageing used in paints and diving suits (8) |
| ATROPINE | Poisonous substance derived from paint and ore |
| FINISHES | Paint and shellac, for example |
| GLOSSIER | Maker of Cloud Paint and Haloscope |
| SPRUCEUP | Paint and clean |
| LEADFREE | Like modern paint and pipes |
| INTANDEM | Some paint and emulsion at the same time |
| PALETTES | Lily pad-shaped boards for mixing paints and pigments (8) |
| SILICONE | Polymer used in paints and implants, say (8) |
| THESPIAN | Unusually, he paints and he acts |
| SCHEELESGREEN | The toxic pigment copper hydrogen arsenite, formerly used in paints and wallpapers (8,5) |
| VOYSEY | An Arts and Crafts architect and designer who created patterns for textiles and wallpaper based on animal and bird life (6) |
