Dulux Gloss Metal & Wood Paint - Yellow - 750Ml

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The Dulux Buttermilk Gloss Metal & Wood Paint is an excellent choice for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking to refresh interior and exterior wood and metal surfaces. Its key benefit is providing a durable, long-lasting gloss finish that also offers additional protection, allowing you to transform items like doors, skirting boards, and radiators with ease. A minor consideration is the requirement for two coats and a 6-hour drying time per coat, which means planning your project accordingly for optimal results.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5211189 |
| Brand | Dulux |
This paint is specifically designed for use on both wood and metal surfaces, suitable for interior and exterior applications.
For optimal durability, protection, and a perfect finish, we recommend applying two coats.
The paint is touch dry in 6 hours, allowing for recoating after this period.
On average, one litre of this paint covers approximately 16 square meters. Therefore, a 750ml tin will cover about 12 square meters per coat.
Clean brushes immediately after use with a suitable brush cleaner or white spirit.
Yes, it is suitable for use on both interior and exterior wood and metal surfaces, providing a durable finish.
This paint provides a durable, high-gloss finish, adding a reflective and attractive sheen to your surfaces.
Ensure adequate ventilation in the area. Avoid applying overly thick coats, as this can significantly extend drying times. Check the room temperature and humidity; drying times can be longer in cold or damp conditions.
Ensure the paint is thoroughly stirred before and during use to maintain consistent texture. Apply paint evenly, avoiding overloading the brush. Confirm the surface is clean, smooth, and properly prepared before painting.
Ensure coats are applied sufficiently thick, but not excessively thin. Allow full drying time between coats as per instructions. For highly porous surfaces or significant colour changes, an additional coat or a suitable primer may be beneficial to achieve uniform coverage.
This usually indicates poor adhesion. Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned and free of dirt, grease, or loose particles before painting. Lightly sanding glossy surfaces can also improve adhesion.