Recommendations for Water Based White Satin

[DIYWell]

I'm going to paint the hall and landing. Naturally, one end is well lit and the other is duller. Woodwork primed, undercoated and sanded so pretty much good to go.

What's a good non-yellowing water based white satin nowadays?

 

[Bonni]

Simply, water based.

Aqua is a nicer finish than Acrylic.

Oil based paints tend to go white due to lack of UV light, water based stays white for a long time.

 

[Johnny Allround]

Johnstone’s white quick dry satin perfect for what you need. Hope this helps.

 

[DIYWell]

After a gooling, are you referring to "Johnstones Aqua Satin Brilliant White"?

 

[Johnny Allround]

Johnstone’s onecoat quick dry satin it does the job perfectly.

 

[DIYWell]

Spotted it now: "Johnstone's 303912 One Coat Satin Paint - Brilliant White".

I saw mention of "Bedec Aqua Advanced Satin Paint Brilliant White". What are folks' opinion of that?

 

[Johnny Allround]

Never used bedec aqua sorry.