750ml of Dulux Liquid Gloss Paint in Pure Brilliant White. Was £12.75 You save £4.75 NOW £8.00
13 comments
batista
15 Mar 172#1
welcome to hukd
NameRichard to batista
16 Mar 17#13
:smiley: Thanks
pajast
15 Mar 17#2
Paint that's liquid!? Hot :smile:
midd_2013
15 Mar 171#3
Hate gloss paint... goes yellow far too quickly! Much prefer Satinwood.
sul to midd_2013
15 Mar 17#7
use professional water based gloss. the good ones dont yellow
voodoo85 to midd_2013
15 Mar 17#8
agreed !!
glamour888
15 Mar 17#4
Thanks! will go go go!
audioslim
15 Mar 17#5
Fantastic paint this stuff. Well worth it..
joesmum
15 Mar 171#6
just to add, Wilko's own gloss paint is very good too!
Besford
15 Mar 17#9
Any particular one you would recommend?
Proveright
15 Mar 17#10
Re 9 I too would be interested in recommendations. I am fed up of Dulux turning yellow!
Another result of the Evil Eu!
dozstanford
16 Mar 17#11
I've got skirts and wooden archways painted with oil based primer, undercoat and gloss finish that are nearly 20 years old and look like new. I have an internal door painted with water based gloss and despite using a quality knot blocker, oil has seeped out and is clearly evident and within a year the paint has badly discoloured, oh yes and it took nearly four coats to get an even colour as well.
If you want paint they will last go to Brewers and get some trade paint or at the very least use oil based paints on woodwork.
buglawton
16 Mar 17#12
More recent oil based formulations are restricted by EU law and this caused a spate of yellowing complaints. Our EU overlords decided that having to repaint more often is better for the environment.
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Another result of the Evil Eu!
If you want paint they will last go to Brewers and get some trade paint or at the very least use oil based paints on woodwork.