Hi I went and bought a 1L tin of Dulux pure brilliant white under coat and gloss to see if I liked it, I ended up painting a full room of skirting board and 2 doors.
However when I went to price paint online to use for my entire house I have learned that I should not be using solvent based paint because it yellows.
Number of questions,
1, I really liked the pure brilliant white, will I get the same sort of finish with Dulux quick drying gloss?
2, It does not mention undercoat on the quick drying gloss tin, is it just a case of sanding the old painted surface with no overcoat required?
3, Although the parts I have already painted are dry they still seem sort of new painted, should I leave it for an extended period of time before painting with the water based paint.
Thanks.
However when I went to price paint online to use for my entire house I have learned that I should not be using solvent based paint because it yellows.
Number of questions,
1, I really liked the pure brilliant white, will I get the same sort of finish with Dulux quick drying gloss?
2, It does not mention undercoat on the quick drying gloss tin, is it just a case of sanding the old painted surface with no overcoat required?
3, Although the parts I have already painted are dry they still seem sort of new painted, should I leave it for an extended period of time before painting with the water based paint.
Thanks.