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Dulux is the anti-christ: Sikkens yellows
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As others have said, use a water based acrylic. Even cellulose based paint is prone to yellowing, and that hasn't escaped the EU's attention either, being high in VOCs. There are non-water based acrylics available, but they're considered to be a professional product and are usually required to be sprayed on.breadlinebetty wrote: »I wonder if you can buy white gloss from abroad and have it shipped? There must be a way round this problem, surely?
Failing buying it from a non-EU country, what would be the best painting method so that your woodwork stays as white as possible for a decent length of time?0
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