Has anyone tried one of these yet? I have an entire house to paint and was planning to use quality paint so it might just as well be Dulux. As far as I can tell the price differential for a 5l can is £2.00 which doesn't seem too high a price to pay for the amount of time and effort saved.
Dulux Paintpod
- Thread starter bakerchick
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Anybody know how much it costs for one of these machines, bet its not cheap.
Why have the extra expense when you get a deccie to do the job.
Why have the extra expense when you get a deccie to do the job.
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breezer
are they like an ipod but for Paint? 
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I havent tried it, but saw the demo of one, and looks impressive for the Diyer, but I wouldnt use it.
Its quite a cumbersome thing, and you have to use thier special paint containers, if you use anything else and it breaks down, they wont change it.
The word is that sales are not very good for this product, they are pushing it, but its not going as well as it should.
Its quite a cumbersome thing, and you have to use thier special paint containers, if you use anything else and it breaks down, they wont change it.
The word is that sales are not very good for this product, they are pushing it, but its not going as well as it should.
might be worth looking at
http://www.earlex.co.uk/html/cps_html/pr9.htm
they claim you can use almost any paint.
http://www.earlex.co.uk/html/cps_html/pr9.htm
they claim you can use almost any paint.
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