Dulux Magnolia Satinwood Metal & Wood Paint - Magnolia - 750Ml

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This guide is for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking to refresh their interior wood and metal surfaces with a durable, long-lasting finish. The Dulux Satinwood Metal & Wood Paint in Beige offers excellent coverage and protection, providing a smooth satin sheen. A key benefit is its robust performance, though users should plan for its 16-hour drying time per coat.
| Colour | Beige |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5091093 |
| Brand | Dulux |
This Dulux Satinwood paint is specifically designed for use on wood and metal surfaces indoors.
For a durable and effective finish, 1 coat is recommended with this paint.
You should allow the paint to dry for 16 hours after application.
On average, one litre of this paint covers up to 12 m².
This paint provides a smooth, elegant satinwood finish, which has a subtle sheen.
This particular product is in a Beige colour.
Info needed: Please refer to the product packaging for specific instructions on cleaning tools used with this paint. Generally, brushes and rollers should be cleaned immediately after use with the appropriate cleaning agent (e.g., warm soapy water or white spirit).
Ensure adequate ventilation in the area where the paint was applied. Check the ambient temperature and humidity; very cold or damp conditions can significantly slow down drying time.
Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned and smooth before painting. Apply the paint evenly with a good quality brush or roller, avoiding excessive pressure or over-brushing/over-rolling. For future coats, ensure previous coats are fully dry.
Ensure the paint was thoroughly stirred before and during use to distribute pigments evenly. Surface porosity can affect coverage; highly absorbent surfaces may require a primer, though one coat is generally sufficient for non-porous or pre-painted surfaces.
Use a high-quality brush or roller specifically designed for satinwood or solvent-based paints. Apply the paint smoothly and avoid overworking it once it's on the surface, allowing it to self-level as it dries.