Dulux Quick Dry Satinwood - Willow Tree - 750ml






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This guide is for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners seeking a durable, elegant finish for interior wood and metal surfaces. The Dulux Quick Dry Satinwood Paint offers a beautiful mid-sheen alternative to gloss with its fast-drying, low-odor, and non-yellowing formula. While highly versatile for interior applications, remember it is specifically designed for indoor use.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5211310 |
| Brand | Dulux |
No, Dulux Quick Dry Satinwood Paint is specifically designed for interior wood and metal surfaces only. It is not suitable for exterior use.
For best results, we recommend applying two even coats.
You should allow approximately 6 hours of drying time between coats.
No, this paint is self-undercoating, so a separate undercoat or primer is not required for most suitable surfaces.
Yes, it features a low-odor formulation for a more pleasant painting experience.
Yes, once fully cured, the surface is durable and wipeable. You can clean it with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
It provides a smooth, mid-sheen satin finish, offering an elegant alternative to a traditional gloss.
One litre of paint covers approximately 16 m² on average, meaning the 750ml can would cover about 12 m². Coverage may vary depending on surface porosity and application method.
Ensure the surface was properly prepared (clean, dry, smooth). Apply paint evenly, avoiding excessively thick coats. Use a good quality brush or roller and maintain a wet edge. Ensure proper drying time between coats.
Check room temperature and humidity; very cold or humid conditions can slow drying. Ensure coats are not applied too thickly. Provide good ventilation in the room.
This usually indicates poor surface preparation. Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned, degreased, and lightly sanded if necessary before painting. Paint adhesion is critical to longevity.
Ensure the paint was thoroughly stirred before and during application. Different lighting conditions can also affect how a color appears. Always test a small, inconspicuous area first if color accuracy is critical.