Super_Paulie Posted Friday at 18:56 Posted Friday at 18:56 I'll be painting my bathroom ceiling this weekend and I'm after a few opinions. After plastering everywhere in my place I usually mist coat with contract matt and then a heavy coat of contract to act as a type of filler-paint, filling in small imperfections that I get in my admittedly just above average skim. I then sand this back before my final 2 coats of vinyl, a technique I got from @Nickfromwales and it's worked great for me. My question is, what's everyone's favourite bathroom ceiling paint, I've been looking at Zinsser Permawhite. And will I be ok to do my usual contract matt-pole sander-topcoat technique in the bathroom?
Russell griffiths Posted Friday at 20:30 Posted Friday at 20:30 I used the zinzer perma white, no complaints so far. make sure you properly dust down that contract shite.
JohnMo Posted Friday at 20:47 Posted Friday at 20:47 1 hour ago, Super_Paulie said: I'll be painting my bathroom ceiling this weekend and I'm after a few opinions. After plastering everywhere in my place I usually mist coat with contract matt and then a heavy coat of contract to act as a type of filler-paint, filling in small imperfections that I get in my admittedly just above average skim. I then sand this back before my final 2 coats of vinyl, a technique I got from @Nickfromwales and it's worked great for me. My question is, what's everyone's favourite bathroom ceiling paint, I've been looking at Zinsser Permawhite. And will I be ok to do my usual contract matt-pole sander-topcoat technique in the bathroom? I just Dulux trade white. 5 years on all good, did all painting with it, one coat 50:50 with water, then two coats full strength.
Super_Paulie Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago Id only be using contact matt for it's filling and sanding qualities, that'd be ok as an undercoat in the bathroom, right?
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