I've always used Resene paints - but as we are, over the next few years, be up for painting the whole house inside and out I wondered what are my options?
Outside we have hardiplank which is in a super exposed coastal site - we need something very, very tough.
Inside there is going to be a mixture of old surfaces (mixed paint and wallpaper) and new gib in the bathroom and kitchen.
It seems far cheaper to buy 10l at a time rather than smaller quantities - is there any issue with keeping paint for a few years - except you have to stir it up again properly?
Mitre 10 has a special on Accent at the moment which I think is Dulux - so I am tempted .
eagles9999,
Sep 11, 2:26am
I painted my house with Timbacryl. Got the benefit of being able to just add another coat as needed
golfdiver,
Sep 11, 3:38am
why don't you just "bump " your other threads on this topic rather than restarting them?
lissie,
Sep 11, 4:08am
I've not asked the question before - and couldn't find anything on the search function
lissie,
Sep 11, 4:10am
Oh I see what you mean- it was a duplicate - and I couldn't find a way to delete the thread - TM really does need to improve its message board system!
kcc55a,
Sep 11, 4:44am
you can delete or edit usually within 5 mins of submitting
macandrosie,
Sep 11, 8:58am
I love the Resene colours. Their roof paints are more extensive than other brands. Their neutrals & whites are very good too. They usually have a sale in October can have as much as 30% off or if you have a Farmlands card you get good discounts all the time.
trade4us2,
Sep 11, 11:15am
I always use Wattyl Solagard. No primer or undercoat needed, and it sticks to itself well.
moniemonies,
Sep 11, 12:25pm
VALSPA (sp) at Mitre 10 could be worth looking at, they have a good name for themselves by all accounts.
moniemonies,
Sep 11, 12:26pm
Their colour range is amazing!
treens2,
Oct 3, 12:01pm
Love resene paints, have nearly finished painting the interior off my 2 storey villa. Purchased most off the paint pre earthquake in chch, have found some really good bargains on tm. Also good too look at resene sales.
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