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Emulsion everytime.
All my downstairs radiators are painted the same colour as the walls.
The upstairs ones were painted with white gloss which started to go yellow in about 3 months. The downstairs ones still look great.
Radiator paint is a complete waste of time and money
Now a proud home owner after saving a deposit for 2 years :j
Yep, white paint. Infact I used Dulux touch of pink (goes on pink ish and dries white) and money saving as I used silk on my ceiling and coving and radiators (and all wood work!)
Still looks white where as the dulux gloss is now skanky yellow and I dont smoke.
[STRIKE]£2200[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£1950[/STRIKE][STRIKE]£1850[/STRIKE] £1600 on my credit card
£1200 of £6000 Savings
Yep, white paint. Infact I used Dulux touch of pink (goes on pink ish and dries white) and money saving as I used silk on my ceiling and coving and radiators (and all wood work!)
Still looks white where as the dulux gloss is now skanky yellow and I dont smoke.
Pink radiators, cool, :cool::cool:
Not, (joke, not)
OK emulsion will probably work colourwise, but paint on rads has to take knocks, emulsion?
Don't think so.
I like the thanks button, but ,please, an I agree button.
Will the grammar and spelling police respect I do make grammatical errors, and have carp spelling, no need to remind me.;)
Always expect the unexpected:eek:and then you won't be dissapointed
