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High solids / good coverage emulsion
I've got a couple of yellow rooms to paint. What's the best covering white
emulsion I can get for a reasonable price? |
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"Doki" wrote in message ... I've got a couple of yellow rooms to paint. What's the best covering white emulsion I can get for a reasonable price? Given that the real cost is your time I would go for a decnt brand e.g. Dulux/Crown. White is pretty cheap in the sheds - I think I paid less than £10 for 10litres a week or so ago. What ever you do don't waste your money on a cheap brand - I covered a dark(ish) blue with one coat of white and a single coat of Daffodil white last week. Peter |
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Doki wrote:
I've got a couple of yellow rooms to paint. What's the best covering white emulsion I can get for a reasonable price? Farrow and Ball. about twice the covering power for about +50% on the price. |
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