Gloss paint that actually stays white ???

[DRD]

Does anyone know of quality gloss paint that does not yellow please ?

I used dulux once white gloss on internal woodwork (having primed it) 3 years ago and it is already going bad

Thanks

 

[Spandangler]

Dulux satin is better mate. Doesn’t yellow but needs applying over correctly prepped surface otherwise it’ll peel off like a mother ****er

 

[carl lawrence]

I has seen professional paint go yellow in a month . It’s all about the lack of sun light . Stick with the system you have done , 3 years is pretty good . New paint unfortunately has less oil in it now so it’s crap now

 

[taz turbo]

All oil based paints yellow to some degree, I used to repaint rooms every 12 months due to yellowing, it was always worse on paint that didn’t see as much natural light.

Water based paint doesn’t yellow, it’s all I use now, admittedly it’s not as hard wearing to knocks and bumps as oil based products, but even with that in mind it still doesn’t need repainting as frequently.

Chris.

 

[newdos]

I now use water based gloss and it doesnt yellow at all - however it is not as hard wearing and not quite as glossy. Saying that though I wouldnt use anything else now.

Cheers

Kev

 

[Asiapinball]

Crown Contract Quick Dry Satin Paint

Looking for a fast-drying and low-odour alternative to traditional satin paint? You've found it - Crown Contract Quick Dry Satin is touch-dry in one hour, and recoatable in four hours.This stay-white formula delivers a long-lasting and non-yellowing finish to ensure the most professional of...

www.toolstation.com

I have used this stuff for years and it doesn't yellow. But it is satin not gloss and I don't know if the gloss would be the same.

I couldn't get it at one time so I used the equivalent dulux instead for one room and that all yellowed in about a year so I had to repaint with the crown. I have never used dulux since.

 

[taz turbo]

Crown Contract Quick Dry Satin Paint

Looking for a fast-drying and low-odour alternative to traditional satin paint? You've found it - Crown Contract Quick Dry Satin is touch-dry in one hour, and recoatable in four hours.This stay-white formula delivers a long-lasting and non-yellowing finish to ensure the most professional of...

www.toolstation.com

I have used this stuff for years and it doesn't yellow. But it is satin not gloss and I don't know if the gloss would be the same.

I couldn't get it at one time so I used the equivalent dulux instead for one room and that all yellowed in about a year so I had to repaint with the crown. I have never used dulux since.

The reason it doesn't yellow is that it's water based.

Chris.