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Using radiator gloss instead of ordinary gloss?

Morganarla
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In need of advice please MSErs!
I am looking to buy some paint to do up our new flat, but haven't got a ton of cash to spend.
I've found somewhere that I can get paint and supplies very cheaply, but the choice of paint is pretty limited.
For the colour that I want to use for my glossing in the living room, they only have radiator gloss.
Would this be ok to use on skirting boards?
I am looking to buy some paint to do up our new flat, but haven't got a ton of cash to spend.
I've found somewhere that I can get paint and supplies very cheaply, but the choice of paint is pretty limited.
For the colour that I want to use for my glossing in the living room, they only have radiator gloss.
Would this be ok to use on skirting boards?
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The radiator gloss I have used was very thin and runny I would not like to use it on wood. Some types of radiator paint need the radiator to be put on after to cure or dry properly.0
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& it's normally alot more expensiveI'm only here while I wait for Corrie to start.
You get no BS from me & if I think you are wrong I WILL tell you.0 -
Where I'm getting it from it isn't - 5.99 for 750ml. Wickes and the like is at least 11.99.
So if I could use it, it would be very handy!0
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