Dulux Silk Smooth and Creamy Emulsion Paint for Use on Walls/Ceilings, 6 L - Pure Brilliant White

Well packaged. Arrived on time. The paint is good quality, with a subtle smooth slightly sheened finish, which will make cleaning a breeze. Low odour, creamy consistency, nice bright white, and dries quickly. My only slight criticism would be that the lid isn’t especially well designed, or robust, and buckled easily when prizing open, so to prevent any undue stress on it between uses, I wrapped tape around it to make the can airtight, rather than force the lid fully down into the tin.

Can always rely on good old Dulux! The paint itself was exactly as expected and worked perfectly with no issues. The only downside was that the tin arrived with a large dent in the side. While it didn't affect the paint's usability, it did make it difficult to get the lid back on properly, as the dent had distorted the rim where the lid seals. I'm just hoping it doesn't dry out before I need to use it again. Other than that, I'm very happy with the product.

You carnt go wrong with this paint it’s amazing and so worth the money

Great coverage. I was surprised at the price. Great quality.

DULUX ALWAYS GOOD QUALITY/

Great value for money

Nice lamp but cable was twisted around base in packaging and I damaged shade trying to unravel.

I am extremely disappointed with the performance of this paint. While I fully acknowledge that covering a pre-existing yellow loft colour demands multiple coats, reaching five coats on certain walls and still battling incredibly uneven coverage is unacceptable. The paint formula is simply too thin. Despite using high-quality rollers and dedicating significant time to meticulous application. I am a perfectionist, and the cutting-in alone has been lengthy. The results are frustratingly patchy. Flawless sections appear right next to stubborn, faint yellow patches, making the entire project disheartening and slow. I'm afraid this low level of pigment and coverage confirms the advice I've received from others since starting: to avoid Dulux for major projects. 1 positive: it dries quickly. It is a genuine shame. I remember painting extensively as a kid when a tin of Dulux could reliably deliver full coverage in one or two coats. While I respect any necessary changes for health and safety, this current formula feels engineered to force customers to purchase multiple extra tins. This change in quality, which I perceive as corporate greed, is a major disappointment. You'd think the quality of their paint would be a priority. For context regarding the packaging, the tin did arrive with some damage to the lid. I thankfully received a partial refund from the seller, which I was satisfied with. I must stress that the seller is not to blame for the poor quality of the paint; this frustration lies solely with Dulux and the degradation of their product.