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White Satinwood Paint

Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 5:04 pm
by toplondonchef
Hi and a happy new year to all...........

I'm just starting decorating the inside of my house and have loads of woodwork to paint, after carefull preparation of course !

Have decided to use a white satinwood paint but was wondering wether to go for Dulux or Leyland brands

Not really considering the cost differance but would like to know from experiance what is best / prefered in terms of overall quality, application and finish

I know that all oil based white paints will yellow in time but again, which brand will give the longest life before yellowing and redecorating is required

Would like to know your views so I can make an informed decision before purchase

Many thanks

Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 10:02 pm
by chris_on_tour2002
you've already made the best choice by deciding to use top quality materials.

personally i'm a big fan of dulux, i only ever use their dulux trade range - more expensive but well worth it.

others on this site i'm sure will state a preference for leyland. truth is they are both good, the key as you've already established is in good preparation.

good prep work and good quality materials and you can't really go wrong.