Have Dulux scrapped their Diamond Satinwood paint range?

[curium]

A couple of years ago I painted the woodwork in my house using a tin of Dulux Diamond Satinwood.

It was initially difficult to work with as I found it difficult to eliminate brush marks. I soon found there was a knack to it which involved mixing in some water with the paint to prolong the drying time and not going over the paint too much.

At the time I had removed the doors and just did the architraves.

Fast-forward 3 years and I'm finally ready to paint the doors. The paint on the architraves has held up really well and is still brilliant white with absolutely no signs of yellowing so I am content to use it for the doors.

When I go to the Dulux website I can find no trace of this paint anymore!

Has it been replaced? If so, with what?

 

[dcdec]

They may have done as a quick google search doesn't turn up much, this looks like new old stock
http://www.tools-paint.com/dulux-tr...F-fkhc8i7Ocd86hxSw9ued0PWsXrDNJOy6hoCx8nw_wcB

The ordinary quick drying satin is ok and probably won't look any different

 

[Chri5]

Yes they have.

The next (imho) best is the Dulux Trade QD satin. It's £50 ish for 5 litres which isn't cheap. The saving grace is that it covers brilliantly with easy 2 coating in a shift.

I find 10% water mix really helps the flow and does impact the dry time or the finish depth.