Random comment. I prefer bananas to apples.

It was a valid point. The posted deal was about an offer for gloss paint. The fact that someone prefers satinwood has no bearing on the deal. Likewise, if someone found a great deal on apples, i would not see any reason to let people know i prefer an alternative fruit.

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Would rather use satinwood than gloss any day

Would rather use satinwood than gloss any day

Someone has posted an offer on kiwi fruit @Morrisons, I prefer bananas too.

Wanted to know for furniture i have laura ashley egshell it was fine on large cubords but fimding it hard t get a perfect finish for small parts and bed curves

Hi, I use a decent brush e.g. Purdy, and depending on brand of paint, you might have to use a liquid gloss technique such as feathering to have no streaks or brush marks. PM me if you need any further info.

I've just used Johnstones matt/soft sheen and satin white paint for my walls/skirting. I agree with the above comment about satin - it is for amateurs! Johnstones paints are fantastic in my opinion; more like a trade paint than the godawful stuff Dulux tend to produce, or indeed Crown for that matter. Not quite up there with F&B, however, it's about a tenth of the price tag!

Done all my skirting with satin (1 coat) but realised after it's too dull for my liking, so it'll be getting a nice coat of crisp, white gloss shortly!

Good price for this not in Wytheshawe wilkos though think it was 9 pound on Saturday, satinwood is for amateurs, well painted wood in gloss which looks like glass compared to a half dull/half shiny doesn't know what it is satinwood, there is no contest imo.

​Satin/gloss. Petrol/diesel. People have preferences. Yes we know satinwood is an alternative. This deal's on gloss. Move on!

an elephant is for life, not just for Christmas.

​its suggesting a (possibly better) alternative. happens in pretty much every thread on hukd

I'll never use this again. we did all the woodwork in our house with it three years ago and it started to yellow in the first year. areas where there's furniture close to the painted surface went really yellow writhing a few months.

Everyone's **** and tetchy. Relax no work tomorrow :smiley:

It was a valid point. The posted deal was about an offer for gloss paint. The fact that someone prefers satinwood has no bearing on the deal. Likewise, if someone found a great deal on apples, i would not see any reason to let people know i prefer an alternative fruit.

Get a life

​i put them in the blender for a couple of minutes then hit them with a rather large hammer then a rolling pin. been doing it like this for years everyone says it looks great.

this is a tip! Try using satin wood instead much easier to use than gloss.

How do u aply eggshell for no streaks brush or roller and of roller which

My hovercraft is full of eels

Going to check out my local Wilkos tomorrow, just got a tin from Argos at £7.99 but'll need another.

This is water based so shouldn't yellow over time.

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heat added for bargain price.....having used gloss in the past and how it turns yellow after a period of time....I have started to use Dulux satin paints.....whites are superb and being water based brushes and spills are easy to clean...just painted three bedrooms/bathroom/hallway on my week hols...totally whacked....but impressed with the Dulux paints I got from Wickes(buy one get one free)....house looks better....can't say the same about me tho....more paint on me than walls.

Not random. They saying they prefer satinwood

Tidy if in your local store' heat added

Who put 50p in the ****?

Completely random when it's not for satinwood paint.

Not exactly random when the deal is for gloss paint?