Search results for query: dulux satin tacky

Its a tricky one, have you tried keeping the affected rads on for a long time and periodically checking the tackiness? It can't be doing the coating much good and i would think it will crack sooner or later. I think you're going to have to apply a coat of oil based undercoat when cold then see...

I started using Dulux trade Satin Diamond finish water based on the woodwork in my hall. We sanded and primed prior to putting this on over old paint. It became tacky within minutes making it difficult to blend from dry to wet paint. This is not a paint to use on top of other paint regardless of...

Hi All. I have researched this job intensively and struggle to get a definitive answer. I'm not great with painting i will be honest and have struggled with getting the right finish. I want to move to water based satin painting of my doors window ledges and skirts as I have found in past that...

I am trying to paint a chest of drawers to be used by my daughter. So it will be used heavily and roughly with lots of stuff dumped on top (makeup, bottles, tumblers etc) so the finish needs to be durable. Ideally she would like a light cream semi-gloss / satin finish and not prone to...

Hi dc, that,s what I told Dulux in my letter, but they, didn,t seem to read it proper. Thought I was just after free paint, but they have asked for batch number, so will reply again. The rads have been on for practically 6-8 weeks all day, with the cold weather we,ve had, and still tacky, so...

I am not a fan of water based coats, but if you use something like Floetrol, it will help the paint to flow. https://www.tradepaintdirect.co.uk/products/owatrol-floetrol-paint-conditioner-for-emulsions

It is heartbreaking for someone to put so much effort into a job, only for it to go wrong - whether it be their own fault or someone/something else's. We like to help out as much as possible on here but obviously can't rectify this kind situation for you. Personally, although B-I-N would be the...