i am js having my kitchen/diner plasterboarded out entirely and skimmed...from which i will paint it magnolia,can you guys tell me which type of paint i should go for in that enviroment....i have had 3 bedrooms re-skimmed and just used b & q crown matt magnolia which has given satisfactory results...could i use this ? cheers again..
which type of paint for a kitchen ?
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Id rub it all down with 120 grit paper on large block, use a cheap white emulsion wash coat about 60/40 with water. Then two coats of a good emulsion. If its high traffic id use Dulux Endurance Matt as it will mark up easily. If your on a budget Gliddens Matt Magnolia is about £15 for 10 litres from Dulux Decorating Centre on Kirkstall Rd. (Im in Leeds too.)
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where can i get this endurance matt dulux centre ? + what about magnolia supermatt £30 b &q 10l tub says suitable for new plaster that is still drying out ? what expect it to be good quality for that price..how much would the equivalent be in endurance matt magnolia cheers again 
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