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Painting & Decorating

Which scrubbable paint???

Anonymous user 09/03/2024 - 2.49 PM

Hi, I've just been into Brewers - I'm after some good quality scrubbable interior matt paint (fuschia coloured - don't ask!). There are so many different brands to choose from and I'm confused as to which would be the best (most hardwearing/best coverage/quality) one to buy. Can't afford Farrow and Ball but have no idea which of the other brands is best. Could anyone with experience of scrubbable paint advise? Thanks! Emma

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5 Answers

Anonymous user

Try Johnson's paint the have Johnsons Decorating Centres or Crown Paint they also have outlets. Dr Paul D Rogers PhD Construction Management
Answered9 May 2017
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Anonymous user

Over the past few years we have always stuck with Dulux trade diamond matt but having recently painted a 5 bed house where valspar trade scrubbable matt was specified and was really surprised with how good the product was and will definitely use & recommend in the future, a better product than dulux.
Answered8 January 2018
3

Bemment Interior Design

Rating: 5 out of 5
Rugby
I've specified in the past Crown Extreme Clean on commercial projects, which gives a good look at a more affordable price. Scrubbable paint is not the same as washable. Washable paint is meant for low-traffic areas that will need an occasional clean-up, while scrubbable paint is designed for high-traffic areas with a lot of potential mess. Washable paint is a slightly more cheaper option.
Answered9 May 2017
2

A2 properties limited

Rating: 4 out of 5
Maidstone
Why dont you try Dulux diamond trade . I find it affordable and coverage is great never had a problem with Dulux to be honest. Kind regards
Answered10 May 2017
2

Decorating Naturally

Rating: 5 out of 5
Bedford
If you're close to a Brewers they can supply their own brand - Albany, in a durable matt. A lot cheaper than Dulux. I use it a lot.
Answered18 May 2017
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