Bathroom being renovated, but we're doing the painting ourselves. In the toilet I guess I can just use normal emulsion? In the bathroom do I have to use special paint? It's about 4m2, high ceilings (just over 3m) and the tiling goes up to 2m70. There's no extractor fan - but there is a big window, which we tend to leave open in warmer months and whenever we have a bath. I've heard that bathroom paint is a pain to apply, but I'm not sure if I have to use it or if I can just use normal emulsion paint. Help?
Do I need to use special paint?
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you would be best using acrylic based emulsion for both rooms as it is washable and will offer some water resistance, you can get a specialist bathroom/kitchen paint but it is basicly acrylic emulsion just twice the price 
bathroom&kitchen paint is vinal silk in english you pay for them two words (bathroom and kitchen) not the quality
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