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Dulux Paintpod Question!
yorkshirepud87
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Good morning!
I'm looking to buy some Dulux paint and its currently on 3 for 2 at B&Q at the moment so now is the time!
However... To buy the standard 5L can its £39.99, yet the Paintpod 5L is £32.99 and I was wondering if I bought the Paintpod 5L will I be able to pour it into a normal roller tray (I don't have a paintpod and I'm not intending to buy one!)
I'd save £14 if I could buy that one instead but I've never seen a Paintpod can of paint so I'm not sure if it can only be used by using the Paintpod?
I hope I make sense!
Any advice would be helpful!
I'm looking to buy some Dulux paint and its currently on 3 for 2 at B&Q at the moment so now is the time!
However... To buy the standard 5L can its £39.99, yet the Paintpod 5L is £32.99 and I was wondering if I bought the Paintpod 5L will I be able to pour it into a normal roller tray (I don't have a paintpod and I'm not intending to buy one!)
I'd save £14 if I could buy that one instead but I've never seen a Paintpod can of paint so I'm not sure if it can only be used by using the Paintpod?
I hope I make sense!
Any advice would be helpful!
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain!:j
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Helpful advice is to visit a Leyland Trade Centre to buy your paint. It will be far better than Dulux and better value as it goes much further, really helpful staff too.0
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The paint pod "cans" are just plastic tubs with a large top cap. So you can pour the contents into something else if you wish.
The paint is slightly thicker iirc.
I have a paint pod and whilst its not highly rated I do find it useful to avoid having to have a roller tray and constantly decant paint into it.
Yes it's a gadget and a professional painter will probably not use one but they are ok for small painting projects.0
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