As anyone got any info for me about paint.
Hubby wants do some glossing but sets my asthma off for weeks and living with the smell kills me and unlivable in same house for days.
Must be some tips from you guys and hope paint thats ok for us.
name and shop get it from.
thankyou .lol Glynis xxxx
For ordinary wall paint I use Crown Breathe easy range - you can get matt stuff and also Kitchen & bathroom stuff
Gloss - go for waterbased with a low VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) rating - a round logo with a picture of a globe on with wavy lines and the VOC levels, though not as easy to use as ordinary gloss.
Need to be a bit more skilled with the brush and ensure even brush strokes.
Most large DIY places have the stuff - B&Q have their own brand.
Kate Moss,thankyou will get some carnt cope with normal gloss lol Glynis xxx
B Nd q do low odour pAint. Still smells a bit but not as bad as normal stuff. Bit on the wAtery side needs several coats and doesn't look the same. Not as shiny. I findi gotta just move out for the painting only wAy I can garuantee it won't effect mE
i am yet to find a paint that doesnt affect me its just another thing that seems to aggravate my asthma. I always have to go and stay with my parents while my wife does the glossing nd then stay until the smell gets alot weaker!!
From a professionals point of view, all the paints from the DIY stores are total crap, you can't get a decent finish and they are so thin you need more coats, Dulux tends to be the best and yes they do smell, and I struggle with them at times when using them, but open the windows and get a through draft, and do this as much as possible during application and is actually in the HSE instructions and after application. All the paints now have been reformulated to comply with lower VOC guidelines but Solvent based paints last the longest, another alternative would be the modified oil based, they are OK but still have a smell but not so much, but for indoors use Dulux do a make water based gloss that covers well and gives nearly as good a finish as traditional paints.
thanks
not looking forward to paint.Hes tiled a 25 ft room and just got paint the woodwork.
lovely job so going be hard as not well at the moment asthma bad also xxx
why not book yourself into a wee travel lodgehotel for a few days glynis and avoid the fumes,put it down to a we valentines days treat.....to please the hubby invite him over with his new pants that where in the card when he's finished the painting..........
Gussypoo
hahaha!
your nearly as funny as me made me laugh alot.
Even woody said on think the rant blog,god glynis got pc back and he needed sleep.have a look,you had better stay funny and not get normalised hahaha!
Homebase do a waterbased gloss paint so fume free I used it to paint doors and all woodwork in house when moved in as normal gloss sets chest off but found was fine with this and not much diff price wise
HI we had house painted outside last year and had to get low odour paint. I think it was homebase, painter just put extra coats of paint to cover woodwork. We just can't risk using normal paint. We moved to our house when it was new, my Son was ill for 6 months because of the paint smell, it just didnt seem to go. Hope you find a solution!
rattles,thankyou, think will move out my mums that day and he can open all windows aswell but trying put him off painting till june when warmer xxx
We Decorated our flat b4 we moved in 3 weeks ago unfortunately neighbour upstairs flooded our bathroom yesterday. As its drying out Our ceiling and a wall needs painted now and treated for water damage. Looks like a stay at my mums for me for a few days.
We Decorated our flat b4 we moved in 3 weeks ago unfortunately neighbour upstairs flooded our bathroom. As its drying out Our ceiling and a wall needs painted now and treated for water damage. Looks like a stay at my mums for me for a few days.
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