Dulux Deals & Offers

I don't know, Natalia.

It says it's for the first 30 customers, does that mean you have to buy something? 🎈 Come and join the celebrations next week at the grand openings for ACTON on Monday 25th and BERMONDSEY on Tuesday 26th. We’ll be giving away goodi bags to the first 30 customers at each store, come and get a selfie with the Dulux Dog and much more 🎈 #Acton #Bermondsey pic.twitter.com/99b0noMqmf — Dulux Decorator Centre (@DuluxDecCentre) March 22, 2019

Sorry how much a roll for wallpaper!?

Nice. Needed some Diamond Matt paint. Usually much cheaper at Wickes and B&Q but this brings it in £3 cheaper.

if u have a boyes nearby 5 litre dulux is £10 https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/half-price-dulux-paint-boyes-emulsion-satinwood-3182318#comment-37061894

thanks

Not sure on the price but the easycare durable is good, I have it next to my dog's bed and scrub it with a scrubbing brush every week and it stays put and cleans well.

I’m sure the 5L are £20 in b&q anyway for normal dulux emulsion

Goes back up to £15 when I add it to the basket and the checkout button doesn't even work. Will have to check in store tomorrow.

bit off topic but what paint did you use on your doors? (Brand? Gloss? Satinwood?) As I'm having a bit of bother with my hall doors and getting a finish that looks nice.

In-store but they may not have your colour, I got samples in-store then got 12 cabs delivered for cost + £4. Not worth farting about for that price. :D

You probably want Sandtex. Available in black and white for chessboards. (y)

The worst durable emulsion we had the misfortune of using in our renovation. Peels off in layers at the slightest bit of contact. Less durable than standard emulsion!

cheers unexpired the deal

This is back on stock :)

Does anyone know where I can get cheap wood paint?

The usual DIY 5 lire tins are not cheap and so watery nowadays...makes you buy twice as much. Need to use one coat quality paint. Trade paints are better but expensive.

Just don’t use it anywhere where’s it’s likely to get steamy or humid (such a bathrooms), our ceiling kept turning a light hue of pink every time we used the shower. :{

Trades get another 10% off at wickes

Cheaper in Travis Perkins £30+VAT, also B&Q £37

Used this in most rooms and after 3 years are still white , do you smoke?

Spot on, went to the Johnstone's trade centre and picked up their 'Covaplus Vinyl Matt' which they price matched me on from a Black Friday deal. Have been using it the past few days and it's brilliant. Much thicker than all of the other paints I've used before, dries quick and covers pretty well.

You're right, I'm thinking of the gloss. It's been a hard week.

The trade gear better than this especially if old dirty ceilings. Lack of vinyl content in this afraid. Screwfix has Leyland contact Matt £12plus vat a 10l. Johnstones Trade is great gear 2, Johnstone decor centres will price match online prices and local delivery free. Will cover a multitude of sins. Be vary about putting cheap contract Matt on top of old silk as it can craze. Bathrooms deffo get a durable Matt like Leyland Trade at Screwfix £24 per 5litre. Johnstone Decor centre do also match Leyland price. Once you work with trade gear you won't go back. It will save heaps of time as fewer coats and better.

Dulux paint is rubbish now to what it used to be like. It's so thin that all the paint has dripped off the brush before you reach the wall!

Yeah seems I missed that when I reread it again and again trying to figure it out, put it down to Saturday morning but old age might be a better reasoning :)

That as well as masonry paint fence paint etc all now withowrr vohc levels... Emulsion is also rubbish these days... When i was younger it was almost like a paste you could get away one coat.

It states in the description Flat finnish. :D sorry a bit deep for this time on a Saturday morning.

I think you are referring mainly to gloss paints and the chemicals that were once used to help stop discolouration. White gloss/satin paint turns yellow now if it's not exposed to light much. I'd recommend a waterbased paint called Zinnser Perma White for you skirtings, doors, etc, as it will never yellow. It can be a little tricky to use, as it can dry quite quick depending on the conditions, so going back and correcting drips can ruin the finish even more with brush marks. I've found a technique that gives a great finish though. Regular washing of you brush is essential to clean off drying paint, have a second person corrected drips closely after your coat or doing smaller sections at a time then going back yourself to correct drips, and finally have a spray bottle of water ready to give the painted area a quick misting if you need to correct drips or brush marks in the paint. You'll get a super-smooth finish doing this, but it can take quite a few coats to complete the job. Make sure you leave enough time to dry before applying another coat and it can take 14 days to fully cure so if you are doing skirtings prior to having a new carpet fitted then make sure you leave this amount of time before doing so. I think it's touch dry in something like 4 hours but all depends on the environment and conditions it's used in.

Agreed. I always get trade paint and I'm just a diyer. Its get more pigment in, it's thicker amd can be watered down slighty, you get better coverage. 2 coats are always enough. I've had to do 4 coats previously with retail paint, it's a massive con, as is paint for bathrooms and kitchens. Dulux decorator centres sometimes have 25% off, just keep an eye on their website for offers.

Does anyone know if this is still on

Just seen this in Canterbury even on the light and space stuff

Certain colours reduced in my local to. Got some bathroom coastal grey for £15, everywhere else is £22. Online also.

Didn't look to be honest... but there were lots of different shades of white in 5l. The different type of Dulux were on offer as well. I also bought the light and space 5l for £20. Which I thought was good. I suggest giving them a ring or maybe C&C.

Not too far for me too.. was there enough stock in magnolia for 3 bed house

Is this still available as when I click on the offer it doesn't take me to the offer just asd a groceries,no joy when typing in the search engines :|

This is a WHITE WASH deal.....

Is this the new "White Wednesday" to precede Black Friday?

Let me know please if you find any in Bradders

Bargain Price, Thank you

List prices at DDC are usually a complete joke when compared to Brewer's or the DIY sheds. 10l DT Vinyl Matt (white) is £48.65 AFTER the 20% discount! That's more than the list price in Wickes, B&Q etc. 7.5l DT Weathershield masonry paint (PBW) £25.19 after 20% discount; available year-round for less at Wickes, Travis etc. The only stuff I buy from DDC is colour mixed stuff and some accessories, and only when they run the 20% off promos. I can only imagine they run a list price minus heavy trade discount model, similar to Travis, otherwise I can't imagine why anyone would buy from there.

Thanks, been a lurker for years. Always forget to post stuff I find!

a very warm welcome to hukd newbie.thanks for taking the time to share your deal with the group.hope to see you sharing many more great finds.have some heat. (strong)

Agreed. Trade version's are much better

Cashback on Quidco too 👌🏻

£20 for the 5 litre pots at B&Q also, if you prefer the larger pots!

We got exceptional coverage using dulux polished pebble grey. It really is good stuff. Almost got away with one coat. 2 should be sufficient if not covering over a dark uneven disaster. Be careful though. You really want all your tins from the same production batch (code is on lid). This is because the paint does vary between tins. We were told by b and q 'paint expert' that its not a problem for dulux as all consistent. This is just wrong. On the tin, it even states to mix all the tins together if using multiple tins for same job. By getting same batch we avoided this. If doing whole house, as long as you have matching paint for all paint used in each room this will be good enough, as you wont notice any variation when changing rooms. The other benefit of matching batch codes is touch ups. we have spare paint that will match down the road... *additional. £4/litre or less is the right price if you doing whole house. Any more is not good value. We got for less that this as was £18 for 5 litre tins at one point

Dulux is typically upto 13m2 per litre so measure up and depending if you buy regular or one coat will determine how many tins you need. I bought 5Ltr tins in Wickes last week at £22 with 15% off so not a bad price at £10 for 2.5ltr but it's not the cheapest I've seen them. Look for cashback and voucher code options too

Good price for Dulux. Says covers 32 square metres. Get your tape measure, work it out and allow for 2 coats.