Is dulux paint any good?

[peach]

We have a coupon for buy one, get one free but I have never used that brand. Doesn't have to be the best paint in the world, but I hate using cheap watery crap paint.

[peach]

why would you laugh? and why won't anyone answer me?

[TBM]

Jun 24, 2016 22:59:35 GMT -5 peach said:

why would you laugh? and why won't anyone answer me?

I have no idea why anyone would laugh, but Dulux is not really very common in the US...at least not in any of the states that I have lived in.  

I remember seeing it on diy shows on BBC many years ago, and it looked thick and interesting, but I couldn't find it when I looked, and when I finally came across it, they couldn't tell me if it was the same formula as the UK version, or really anything about it since they had just started carrying it and people stuck to the other brand that they carried..

[mrs.jacinthe]

I've heard of it, but I've never tried it. It's a premium brand, generally speaking, so I don't think it would be watery.

[pumpkin]

I've never heard of this brand so can't weigh in on this one.

[pitterwoo]

I've never heard of it either, but if it' supposed to be a premium level paint and I had a buy one, get one coupon, I would definitely give it a try. What are you painting?

[jenstar]

Not sure if you still need an answer but Dulux is a more premium paint here in Australia, I would recommend it. Of course there are different lines and I'm sure they differ a little, but in my experience it's always been good.

[mrsukyankee]

Dulux is fine, but if you can get the trade version, go with it. That is better.