Hello,
After much research I have decided to paint some exterior woodwork on our house using Sikkens Rubbol XD gloss as it seems to get glowing reviews everywhere. However I am a bit little confused about white and what 1 company are calling "classic white".
Every company seems to sell it in 3 different forms
1. White
2. Black
3. A colour mixture from the BS, RAL, NCS and ACC colour ranges
However 1 company have it advertised as being available in
1. White
2. Classsic white
3. Black
4. A colour mixture from the BS, RAL, NCS and ACC colour ranges
I have asked the company if option 2 "classic white" really exists or if its just a mistake on their website. They reckon it really does exist and in their opinion has slightly better opacity than white.
So are they correct, or are they mistaken? Is there a really a “Classsic white” version? And why does nobody else sell this “classic white” version?
PS. I am aware it’s late October and this paint has a really long drying time. I will be using it late spring or early summer next year.
Thanks in advance.
After much research I have decided to paint some exterior woodwork on our house using Sikkens Rubbol XD gloss as it seems to get glowing reviews everywhere. However I am a bit little confused about white and what 1 company are calling "classic white".
Every company seems to sell it in 3 different forms
1. White
2. Black
3. A colour mixture from the BS, RAL, NCS and ACC colour ranges
However 1 company have it advertised as being available in
1. White
2. Classsic white
3. Black
4. A colour mixture from the BS, RAL, NCS and ACC colour ranges
I have asked the company if option 2 "classic white" really exists or if its just a mistake on their website. They reckon it really does exist and in their opinion has slightly better opacity than white.
So are they correct, or are they mistaken? Is there a really a “Classsic white” version? And why does nobody else sell this “classic white” version?
PS. I am aware it’s late October and this paint has a really long drying time. I will be using it late spring or early summer next year.
Thanks in advance.
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