Alternative to Gloss paint due to yellowing?
- Thread starter Wizzfizz
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Was about to. Aqua undercoat and gloss are two great products that I've used plenty of and can't fault them for finish or application.
Soldato
I've ordered some of this at my local dulux center £26 each for 2.5ltr undercoat and top coat hope it's good
Man of Honour
I've used Dulux Eggshell on our internal doors and it looks great.
Has anyone used both a solvent and water based satinwood paint recently? Is there a conclusion on which Dulux Trade satinwood paint to use for ease of application and non yellowing?
I'm about to prep and paint a load of skirting and door frames. Should I use Trade Satinwood or Quick Dry Satinwood?
I'm about to prep and paint a load of skirting and door frames. Should I use Trade Satinwood or Quick Dry Satinwood?
I would use a johnstones satinwood.
The term 'trade' doesn't mean it's a more superior product. It generally means it's a compromise of low VOCs and short term quality. Johnstones is more expensive for a reason it's better.
You won't find many one man band decorators that rely on word of mouth using trade products. You will find thousands of new build apartments being decorated in trade paints.
I've built thousands of apartments and we don't use trade paints on the penthouses.
The term 'trade' doesn't mean it's a more superior product. It generally means it's a compromise of low VOCs and short term quality. Johnstones is more expensive for a reason it's better.
You won't find many one man band decorators that rely on word of mouth using trade products. You will find thousands of new build apartments being decorated in trade paints.
I've built thousands of apartments and we don't use trade paints on the penthouses.
Thanks man, that's useful. I'll pop into Brewers tomorrow to get some further advice too.
Seems like all white products are compromises. I might go for grey instead, as the hallway to my flat is internal with no direct light other than through other rooms. That bring said, grey woodwork and doors when I replace those might be a bit much!
Seems like all white products are compromises. I might go for grey instead, as the hallway to my flat is internal with no direct light other than through other rooms. That bring said, grey woodwork and doors when I replace those might be a bit much!