I am redoing door frames & skirting. Done a coat of undercoat now doing top coat. Using Dulux Professional liquid Gloss. Is it meant to be like water? It is so thin & dripping everywhere, not even clinging to brush
Dulux Gloss
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I have to ask.
Have you stirred it?
Have you stirred it?
I should have said but yes. Bet others have wanted to ask same question lol
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Yes but should the consistency not be anything like undercoat!
no, it shouldn`t be like undercoat 
You need a decent ( acrylic for me) brush a paint kettle to decant some paint into- and tap the loaded brush on the inside - and some practise OR admit you`re DIY and use non- drip paint straight from a tin No shame in that
You need a decent ( acrylic for me) brush a paint kettle to decant some paint into- and tap the loaded brush on the inside - and some practise OR admit you`re DIY and use non- drip paint straight from a tin No shame in thatGot the topcoat on & pleased with result! just suprised initially as to it being so thin & watery
As a matter of interest, is it water based or oil based gloss???
It will be thinner, due to the warm weather.
The warmer it is, the thinner it is, the colder it is, the thicker it is.
It is an oiled based gloss but Growler you were spot on with weather conditions - what a difference it makes. Anyway all finished now & so pleased I bought good paint. Thanks All
does it get warm in antarctica
I remember Magnet Lead based gloss that got thick in the heat of summer doing outsides with my old dad - The old B`gur wouldn`t let me " ease" it too much with white spirit either DIYnot Local
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