Wickes dulux satinwood

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Wickes dulux satinwood

Log in or Sign up. Screwfix Community Forum. Not a single Dulux product worth using? Dulux Weathershield Gloss - several reports of peeling off or bubbling and takes ages to dry Dulux Vinyl Matt - the white is ridiculously thick and so takes ages to thin down or use neat. For colours are better off using Gliddens etc - sometimes a non-trade paint will do fine if you are two coating over a similar colour. Dulux waterbased eggshell - Diamond and non- Diamond both good paints but glossy, probably cheap as good products elsewhere Dulux eggshell - very good, but amazingly expensive Dulux satinwood - very good, but Crown Satinwood is cheaper and exactly the same. Dulux Supermatt - Albany supercover is excellent Magnolia especially. Guess Crown Obliterating matt is also very good. Both probably cheaper Dusucks Metalsheild - Absolutely sad paint, as with Hammerite, go for Rustoleum and finish in half the time Dulux Diamond Satinwood - better than many waterbased satinwoods - but problems with adhesion to non-primed surfaces is annoying and Wickes Quick Drying Satinwood is excellent. It is worth going out of your way to get a can - it's almost up to the standards in terms of coverage as solvent based. Finish still not as smooth though. Creature of the Paint Lagoon , May 3, I forgot to add Dulux Quick drying primer easily outclassed by Crown Primer which is excellent.

I would like to wickes dulux satinwood what you and others say about this. Creature of the Paint LagoonMay 6, I only use the Dulux Trade range, not the retail Dulux, maybe you should give it a try!

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Dulux Satin offers a beautiful sheeny finish, making it a perfect choice for interior woodwork like skirting boards and doorframes. Choose Dulux high-quality satin paint in a colour that suits your taste and enjoy the easy application and attractive, hardwearing finish. Dulux Satinwood paint is available in various white shades, ideal for a bright and fresh interior. You can also find Dulux Satin in greys and blacks, ideal for adding contrast or matching a darker wall. If you're looking for satin paint that's suitable for outdoor use, Weathershield is the Dulux paint for you. Dulux Weathershield is a multi-surface paint that dries quickly and guarantees up to six years of all-weather protection. It's suitable for exterior wood, metal, and uPVC, so you can confidently improve your outside area. Track Order. Project list.

Wickes dulux satinwood

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I little trick I was taught years ago is to put the very slightest touch of black into it. As I said previously, yes adding a touch of black does give some serious help in preventing white turning yellow. Creature of the Paint Lagoon , May 3, Basically, will Dulux or any other 'good' make solvent-based white stay brighter longer than the Wickes stuff? My personal choice dulux all the way. Any other recommendations? This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. We are obviously delighted with the findings of the independent tests and feel that Johnstone? Saved to Project List. Any oil based paint will yellow.

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You must log in or sign up to reply here. If i were you, i'd get a small tub of the new dulux trade stuff and see if you like it more Thanks to you all. We appreciate that opacity is one of the most important factors when specifying and using matt emulsions and we are extremely proud to now receive official confirmation that Johnstone? Both probably cheaper Dusucks Metalsheild - Absolutely sad paint, as with Hammerite, go for Rustoleum and finish in half the time Dulux Diamond Satinwood - better than many waterbased satinwoods - but problems with adhesion to non-primed surfaces is annoying and Wickes Quick Drying Satinwood is excellent. For colours are better off using Gliddens etc - sometimes a non-trade paint will do fine if you are two coating over a similar colour. Orders that weigh over kg will incur an additional Big and Bulky delivery charge. I little trick I was taught years ago is to put the very slightest touch of black into it. Only show stores with stock. I forgot to add Dulux Quick drying primer easily outclassed by Crown Primer which is excellent. Does the 'hint' of grey make the yellow less noticable? I fully appreciate that Dulux's paints are tougher and generally better all round, but since I've found Wickes' paint to be perfectly ok at resisting knocks and nice enough to use it's for my own house Crown Solo already does it for you.. It is self-undercoating, wipeable, non-yellowing and suitable for use on interior wood and metal, including radiators. Seems there isn't much to choose from in the anti-yellowing stakes with oil-based paint then?