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As it happens I've been using and recommending Leyland trade matt emulsion for years: https://www.diynot.com/diy/search/5546562/?q=Leyland&c[users]=freddiemercurystwin&o=relevance it's my go to white emulsion.

Leyland matt emulsion from Screwfix has always served me well.

I've used the Leyland MDF primer before, seems to do what it says on the tin.

I like Leyland trade vinyl matt from Screwfix, it's £36 atm but sometimes on offer.

Always been a fan of Leyland Trade (form Screwfix) myself, goes on nice and doesn't break the bank.

I recently did a small ensuite in white that was a very light grey, I needed 4 coats of the Leyland.

My go to for years has been Leyland trade emulsion, often on offer from Screwfix which I see it is at the moment: https://www.screwfix.com/c/painting-decorating/emulsion-paint/cat850168?brand=leyland_trade&paintfinish=matt&rangename=contract Personally I would have used white as it's much...

Leyland trade white is very white or seems to be for me. It was on offer a week ago at Screwfix. But like every other colour there are lots of different whites.

I've been using Leyland trade vinyl matt for years, worth stocking up when they do their offers as it's not cheap unfortunately, is anything nowadays.

I've always gone with this one: https://www.screwfix.com/p/leyland-trade-contract-10ltr-brilliant-white-matt-emulsion-paint/33680 but others will be along with their preferences, the traders will always spend more on paint.

Don't think there's a definitive answer, opinions will always vary, can't really go wrong with the big/popular brands though. Personally I go for Leyland Trade for emulsion and Dulux trade Satinwood for the timberwork. Recoat emulsion after a couple of hours, timberwork the next day if necessary.

I've used Leyland trade emulsion from Screwfix without any problems, though only ever used the white, happy to recommend that. Crown emulsion always seemed OK when I used it. Can't go wrong with anything from Dulux in my opinion, so far.

Leyland trade vinyl matt emulsion - from Screwfix, clean any dust/dirt/cobwebs off the walls/where it meets the skirtings etc, fill/sand any holes/pin holes/old picture hook holes etc you don't want to see afterwards, one coat will do (in my experience).

...I would hazard (Arf!) it's made by Crown exclusively for Screwfixso this will be the replacement for the No Nonsense paint, that having been discontinued. I agree it appears to be a different paint spec, guess you'll have to chance it. I've always been pretty happy with Leyland trade paints.

Others will have their preferences but I get on quite well with Leyland Trade Emulsion, though it's only available in limited colours, Screwfix and the like have it on offer for two 10l tubs every few months (on offer atm by the looks). Fortunately we paint most walls white here. We did use...

...caused any scuffs etc, sorry that's probably not much help. In the last house the whole place was white (my ideal choice too btw) we used Leyland vinyl matt throughout and just gave it a freshen up every so often, on offer a few times a year from Screwfix, I've never used anything but Dulux...