Cheap paint is something you use immediately.
You can't store the rest in the can (you can, but the quality deteriorates quickly).
It can "spoil" and it also separates easily.
You can't store the rest in the can (you can, but the quality deteriorates quickly).
It can "spoil" and it also separates easily.
Don't forget that it covers poorly too...
Shouldn't have taken any of them.
If you paint 2 times with real paint (Flugger, Beckers etc.), you have to paint 3-4 times to achieve the same coverage with the budget alternatives.
The final price ends up being almost the same, but often not the same final finish anyway.
//Daniel
Shouldn't have taken any of them.
If you paint 2 times with real paint (Flugger, Beckers etc.), you have to paint 3-4 times to achieve the same coverage with the budget alternatives.
The final price ends up being almost the same, but often not the same final finish anyway.
//Daniel
We painted the interior walls of new drywall with Byggmax Alpina wall paint, white, and it looked quite OK after the second coat. Unfortunately, I noticed later when the paint had dried that pieces of paint easily chipped away when I accidentally bumped into the wall with an object. The paint had only settled as a thin skin on the drywall...
Maybe it would have worked better if the walls had been primed with another paint before..?
However, I have been very satisfied with Fluggers (Flutex) and Beckers paints.
Maybe it would have worked better if the walls had been primed with another paint before..?
However, I have been very satisfied with Fluggers (Flutex) and Beckers paints.
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