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Dulux Pentalite Emulsion

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Product Overview Dulux Pentalite Special Plastic Emulsion is a high quality acrylic wall paint with a smooth, clean flat finish. Ideal for a designer clean finish on your walls at home or in your workplace. It offers better coverage and durability compared to traditional Dulux distemper. Instructions for Use To achieve the best final effect, we recommend applying 3 or 4 coats of the Dulux Pentalite Emulsion, fully drying between layers (at least 3 hours drying time between coats). This emulsion paint provides a rich finish with excellent smoothness. Storage Process Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and strong direct sunlight. Always store container securely closed and upright. Do not hang on hooks or anything similar. Fire Safety Instructions Keep paint a safe distance from fire, heat or ignition sources. In the event of a fire do not use water to put that out, use foam, dry powder or CO₂ fire extinguishers. Precautions in Use Prevent paint from coming into contact with skin a...

How to Paint Bathroom and Kitchen Tiles Like a Pro

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Q: Hi Dr Dulux, we’ve just moved into a new home, and the bathroom is really outdated – the tiles are a greenish avocado color! We can’t renovate it for at least six months while we save up. Can you paint tiles instead? A: Absolutely! Many of us end up with old or ugly tiles in a bathroom or kitchen at some point. But don’t worry – you don’t need to live with them forever. Instead of removing or replacing them, you can simply paint over them! Dulux paint for tiles is waterproof and doesn’t need a separate primer, which makes the job a lot quicker and easier. Plus, it comes in different colors, so you can say goodbye to those avocado tiles! Follow these 3 simple steps for painting your tiles: 1. Clean the tiles. Scrub all the dirt and grease off the tiles using a scourer, detergent and hot water, rinse them off in clear water and allow to dry thoroughly. 2. Treat the tiles. If there is mold or limescale, prior to painting, treat it with a fungicidal wash or limescale remover. 3. Pain...