What if Dulux supplied the paint or at least the trade branded paints in 'kit' form? So that the operative 'added' the thinner and/or the high VOC medium themselves and effectively puts the components together themselves, therefore relieving Dulux of their lawful obligation to produce this god awful low voc paint.
Dulux trade paints are very good, i think Dulux is very good but 2010 recipe aint good, its not just the yellowing, they take longer to dry and ball up if you try to rub the paint down early. I also think Dulux's reputation has been damaged through inadequate testing of the new product. I'm also getting a bit tired of hearing this natural light excuse, its always been the case that oil based paints will yellow over time and faster without good natural light, but this new stuff goes yellow way to quickly, Dulux are not producing a product that can be relied on. I also hate the shine of the undercoat makes it much easier to get misses in the top coat.
Lastly as far as i'm concerned the water based top coat gloss is not good enough to produce a flawless finish.
Moan over, happy thursday everybody!