Gloss paint that actually stays white ???
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Dulux satin is better mate. Doesn’t yellow but needs applying over correctly prepped surface otherwise it’ll peel off like a mother ****er
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
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.
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.
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
Cheers
Kev
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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.
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...
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.
