Dulux Quick Dry Eggshell Paint - 750ml
Overview
Dulux Quick Dry Eggshell is an easy to use, quick drying, non-drip paint with a low sheen, perfect if you’re looking for something in between a matt and a mid sheen satinwood finish. The Eggshell is a more subtle alternative to satinwood and not as flat as matt. It touch dries in an hour and is ready to re-coat after 6 hours. No need for an undercoat, it’s self-undercoating, making it easier than ever to apply. Quick Dry Eggshell is suitable for use on interior wood and metal.
- No need for an undercoat
- Touch dries in 1 hour
- Non-drip
- Lasting protection
- Low VOC
| Area | Interior |
| Recommended Use | Interior wood and metal |
| Base | Water Based |
| Coverage | Up to 16m² per litre |
| Drying Time | Touch Dry - 1 Hour, Dry - 6 Hours |
| Re-Coat Time | 6 Hours Minimum |
| Recommended Coats | 2 Coats |
| Application Method | Brush, Roller |
| VOC Levels | Low |
| Clean Up | Remove excess paint from the brush or roller and clean with water. |
Preparation
Make sure that the area you are painting is clean, dry and free from grease.
- If you are painting radiators, make sure that they are not warm.
- Thoroughly rub down previously painted surfaces, ensure to remove any loose or flaking paint.
- Remove or seal any previous oil/ solvent based finishes, a product such as Zinsser B-I-N would ensure adhesion and seal any knots.
- Treat knots with an appropriate knotting solution.
Application
Before you start, stir the paint thoroughly in the tin to ensure that it's completely mixed. Test a small area to be sure you’re happy with the finished results.
- Apply two even coats with a roller or synthetic brush.
- Leave at least 6 hours before applying the second coat.
- If it's cold and damp, leave longer than 6 hours between coats.
- Use a synthetic brush for best results.
- Newly painted doors and windows should not be closed and radiators should not be heated until the paint is completely dry.
Aftercare & Storage
Store the paint in a cool, dry paint and protect it from extremes of temperature