Daft question probably...

[damage]

But what pint is best to use on interior doors, will emulsion do the job?

Thanks

Damage

 

[Third_Eye]

Depends on history of doors. i.e. have they been varnished, laquar, woodstained, wood dyed, painted etc ! So what is the current condition of doors etc ?

 

[gcol]

Have you tried Fosters?

 

[Third_Eye]

Lager yes

 

[Zampa]

Have you tried Fosters?

Lager yes

Gits beat me to it!

In answer to the question...no dont use emulsion, it will mark easy and chip

 

[Third_Eye]

Here, i will give you a spare Fosters

 

[damage]

Fosters?

They are relivley new doors, they have a sort of thin coating of white paint on them at the moment, but you can almost see the wood grain behind the paint.

So, if not emulsion what paint is best?

 

[gcol]

But what pint is best to use on interior doors, will emulsion do the job?

Thanks

Damage

Sorry...... my little joke.

 

[damage]

That will teach me to use the spell checker!!!!!

So, apart from larger what PAINT should I use?

 

[Third_Eye]

Fosters?

They are relivley new doors, they have a sort of thin coating of white paint on them at the moment, but you can almost see the wood grain behind the paint.

So, if not emulsion what paint is best?

Is it wood grain from real wood or is it fake textured grain ?

 

[damage]

Hi,
Real wood!!

 

[Third_Eye]

Assuming the real wood is primed then all you need to do is buy Dulux Trade Oil Based Undercoat & Dulux Trade Oil Based Eggshell or Gloss.