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Simply Explained: Types of Paint

2 min

Types of Paint and Where to Use Them

Base Types:

Dulux offers a range of paint bases to suit different colour selection needs. Understanding the differences between these bases can help you choose the right one for your project.

The Dulux light base is designed for creating lighter, more pastel-like colours. It has a lower pigment concentration, making it ideal for delicate, airy shades.

The medium base is the most versatile, allowing for a wide spectrum of mid-tone colours. This is a popular choice for many general decorating projects.

For deeper, richer hues, the Dulux deep base is the recommended choice. Its higher pigment levels enable the creation of bold, saturated colours.

Finally, the extra deep base is formulated for the darkest, most intense colours in the Dulux range. This base is perfect when you want to make a strong, dramatic statement with your decor.

Regardless of the base you select, Dulux's tinting system ensures accurate colour matching and consistent results across your painting project. Understanding these paint base differences will help you pick the right foundation for your desired decorating aesthetic.

 

Paint Types:

Dulux offers a wide range of paint types to suit different surfaces and preferences. Understanding the various Dulux paint types can help you make an informed decision for your next painting project.

Matte paint provides a flat, velvety finish that is ideal for low-traffic areas like living rooms and bedrooms. Vinyl Matt is a popular matte option that is durable and easy to clean.

Silk and Eggshell paints offer a subtle sheen, making them great choices for walls in kitchens and bathrooms. The added sheen makes them more washable than matte finishes.

For high-traffic areas, Dulux Diamond paint is a tough, scuff-resistant option. It's perfect for busy spaces like hallways and children's rooms.

Satin and Emulsion paints provide a soft, velvety finish that falls between matte and gloss. They are versatile and work well on both walls and woodwork.

Finally, Dulux Gloss paint delivers a sleek, reflective finish, making it ideal for trim, doors, and other interior or exterior surfaces that require a polished look.

Considering the unique properties of each Dulux paint type will help you achieve the perfect finish for your project.

Hopefully now you can choose the right paint for your project!

Explore our range of paints by clicking here

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Paint Swatches Paint Swatches

Simply Explained: Types of Paint

2 min

Types of Paint and Where to Use Them

Base Types:

Dulux offers a range of paint bases to suit different colour selection needs. Understanding the differences between these bases can help you choose the right one for your project.

The Dulux light base is designed for creating lighter, more pastel-like colours. It has a lower pigment concentration, making it ideal for delicate, airy shades.

The medium base is the most versatile, allowing for a wide spectrum of mid-tone colours. This is a popular choice for many general decorating projects.

For deeper, richer hues, the Dulux deep base is the recommended choice. Its higher pigment levels enable the creation of bold, saturated colours.

Finally, the extra deep base is formulated for the darkest, most intense colours in the Dulux range. This base is perfect when you want to make a strong, dramatic statement with your decor.

Regardless of the base you select, Dulux's tinting system ensures accurate colour matching and consistent results across your painting project. Understanding these paint base differences will help you pick the right foundation for your desired decorating aesthetic.

 

Paint Types:

Dulux offers a wide range of paint types to suit different surfaces and preferences. Understanding the various Dulux paint types can help you make an informed decision for your next painting project.

Matte paint provides a flat, velvety finish that is ideal for low-traffic areas like living rooms and bedrooms. Vinyl Matt is a popular matte option that is durable and easy to clean.

Silk and Eggshell paints offer a subtle sheen, making them great choices for walls in kitchens and bathrooms. The added sheen makes them more washable than matte finishes.

For high-traffic areas, Dulux Diamond paint is a tough, scuff-resistant option. It's perfect for busy spaces like hallways and children's rooms.

Satin and Emulsion paints provide a soft, velvety finish that falls between matte and gloss. They are versatile and work well on both walls and woodwork.

Finally, Dulux Gloss paint delivers a sleek, reflective finish, making it ideal for trim, doors, and other interior or exterior surfaces that require a polished look.

Considering the unique properties of each Dulux paint type will help you achieve the perfect finish for your project.

Hopefully now you can choose the right paint for your project!

Explore our range of paints by clicking here

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