Do I need to seal plaster before painting with bathroom paint ?
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"General preparation: Remove any loose or flaking paint. Where necessary, wash the surface to remove dirt, grease etc. Treat surfaces affected by mould growth with a suitable fungicidal wash. Sand down to remove any sheen.
Seal new, bare and porous surfaces with a thinned coat of Dulux Easycare Bathroom+ (10% clean water). Porous surfaces, including previously unpainted patterned textured ceiling coatings, new buildings that have a plasterboard finish and wallcoverings that are suitable for painting (not vinyl or washables) should be sealed with Dulux Plaster Sealer for best results.
Stir thoroughly with a palette knife or similar implement before use. For normal use thinning is not required. However, in hot weather and warm environments, up to 10% clean water may be added and stirred in to ease application."
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Don't use glue.
Seal new, bare and porous surfaces with a thinned coat of Dulux Easycare Bathroom+ (10% clean water). Porous surfaces, including previously unpainted patterned textured ceiling coatings, new buildings that have a plasterboard finish and wallcoverings that are suitable for painting (not vinyl or washables) should be sealed with Dulux Plaster Sealer for best results.
Stir thoroughly with a palette knife or similar implement before use. For normal use thinning is not required. However, in hot weather and warm environments, up to 10% clean water may be added and stirred in to ease application."
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Don't use glue.
As said, don't use PVA. Some painters do have success with this - but that's down to them. Don't try it.
Thanks John, is there any chance you could look at my other post please?"General preparation: Remove any loose or flaking paint. Where necessary, wash the surface to remove dirt, grease etc. Treat surfaces affected by mould growth with a suitable fungicidal wash. Sand down to remove any sheen.
Seal new, bare and porous surfaces with a thinned coat of Dulux Easycare Bathroom+ (10% clean water). Porous surfaces, including previously unpainted patterned textured ceiling coatings, new buildings that have a plasterboard finish and wallcoverings that are suitable for painting (not vinyl or washables) should be sealed with Dulux Plaster Sealer for best results.
Stir thoroughly with a palette knife or similar implement before use. For normal use thinning is not required. However, in hot weather and warm environments, up to 10% clean water may be added and stirred in to ease application."
Dulux Paint Mixing Easycare Bathroom Soft Sheen - Interior - Dulux
Dulux Paint Mixing Easycare Bathroom Soft Sheen is one of the best decorating products available from Dulux. Visit to find out more today!
Don't use glue.
I'm.not having much luck with that.
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What should I do with a small damp patch?
What should I do with a small damp patch? The paint has been flaky but not black or mouldy It's at the bottom of a wall where the old wall meets the extension. It's a concrete floor.
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