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I took these pictures last night. You can see patches flashing everywhere because it dried so quickly that I couldn't even lay the paint on. But I don't understand why it's so absorbant.. it was grey plaster, it is an old building.

This is the paint I used last time.

It can also be the way I apply it, I don't know. Now I am also confused in what direction should I apply the last coat, parallel with the windows or perpendicular, probably is important.

I should have used Dulux from the first time but I was scared reading all the reviews on the websites. Yes, it was primed with a mist coat and after I put 2 coats of Armstead contract matt but it wasn't what I wanted and then I tried Crown. The ceiling is sucking so quickly the paint. Now I...

Hi, After trying so many brands, I still didn't find the right paint for the ceiling. A friend recommended me to try Tikurilla Anti Reflex White 2 for my ceiling in the living room. I have a bay window and is coming in a lot of light. I painted last time with Crown Vinyl matt brilliant white...

This is what it says on the back and that's why I was confused.

Thank you! I meant solvent based paint, sorry.

Hi everyone, I have a situation with my door frames. So, they are new frames and they are not primed. On the bottle of Knotting says that after I apply it on the nodes, I have to paint with oil based emulsion if I want to paint over with water based. Do I also have to sand the oil based...

I have an undercoat from Dulux and the top coat it's eggshell from Dulux.

Thank you so much! Yes, it is not a light sand. I have patches where I had the screw holes because the primer came off. I will put primer on those first and after a coat of primer all over.

Not yet. I am planning to give a sanding to all of them and after apply the Knotting. Thank you!

Hi! I would like to ask what is the process in painting the doors and the skirting board? They are already primed. I had to fill the skirting board where the screws were and in other few places with wood filler. Now I tried to sand it down with 180 sanding paper but the primer...

CBW this is the plan. Nobody has this paint in stock where I live and I found this at a garden centre. I bought the last 3, went home and tried it. I was so disappointed because the ceiling in the living room is huge and I didn't want roller marks using Crown.

I did and I finally finished with Crown. I just put the first coat in the bedroom but it left few marks of roller and that's why I was looking for something else that is better than Crown. But I put a bit of water, close all the windows and the door and this way I kept a wet edge. The ceiling...

Yes. But it was cream even after it dried.

Hi everybody, I tried to paint the ceiling with Johnstone's Covaplus Vinyl Matt, brilliant white but it looks more cream to me. This can't be brilliant white.

I read lots of reviews and they say that the finish it will be patchy. Which one? The Supermatt?

I want to paint the ceiling and I don't know which one is better.

No actually. I bought Crown vinyl matt and it's a very beautiful flat white. I am very happy with it.

Hi, I want to paint with vinyl matt trade on top of contract matt. Do I need to apply a mist coat first? Thank you!