Johnstone’s - Garden Colours - Night Shore - Exterior Wood Paint - Fade Resistant - Suitable for Garden Furniture Outdoors - Fence Paint - Dry in 2 hours - 12m2 Coverage per Litre - 2.5L

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The best water-based satinwood paint is Johnstone’s Aqua Satin hands down. I’ve personally been using this paint for the last 2 years and I wouldn’t use anything else. Johnstone’s Colour Vibe has a variety of unique and rich colours to choose from and is great for giving your bedroom a splash of personality. Johnstone’s Feature Wall Metallic Paint Review This particular gloss comes in a variety of colours including cream, white, barolo, victory red and vine green. Johnstone’s are reliable as always and their advanced technology water based gloss will give you a finish akin to solvent based glosses without the odour and high VOC content. Johnstone’s Tile Paint Review

Johnstone’s water based gloss is one of the best value for money paints on the market. Its advanced formula means you get the benefits of water based gloss while the finish represents the hallmarks of a more traditional oil based gloss.Painting metal front doors can be a patient job but using Johnstone’s hardwearing Weatherguard will ensure your metal front door paint looks not only great but lasts a long time too. Johnstone’s One Coat Emulsion Review Johnstone’s get a rating of 5/5 for durability whilst scoring highly when it comes to ease of use and how easy it is to clean which is essential with British weather! Johnstone’s kitchen paint has been proven to resist grease and other stains and thus gives it the edge over some of the other kitchen emulsions on the market in the UK. Johnstone’s Cupboard Paint Review I’ve seen a huge uptake of this among fellow professionals yet it’s budget-friendly price makes it accessible for home DIYers too. Johnstone’s Retail Emulsion Review Once fully set, the paint is both hardwearing and wipeable. This means that spills or blemishes can be wiped away without having to worry about damaging the paint. The matt finish creates a rich, non-reflective surface that’s capable of disguising any imperfection on your walls.

With 35% of the vote share from the 136 participants in our poll, Johnstone’s Acrylic Durable Matt is a clear winner, getting almost twice as many votes as 2nd place. To be honest, this doesn’t totally surprise us. Johnstone’s kitchen paint has been specifically formulated to be 10 times tougher than other emulsions and by extension, is much tougher than the others in this article. This toughness makes it ideal for use in kitchens which can be prone to things like grease stains and condensation. Being a one coat emulsion means that, assuming you’ve prepared your walls and ceilings beforehand, one coat should be enough to get a great, modern finish. The coverage is roughly 8m²/L which should comfortable paint a room with one coat with some to spare.When looking for the best kitchen cabinet paint overall, it’s hard to look past Johnstone’s durable Cupboard Paint. Made specifically for kitchen cabinets, this paint is a simple solution to giving your kitchen a fresh new look.

As the tin suggests, this paint is more suited to use on a singular wall rather than the entire room and will be particularly useful to those looking to create a stunning feature wall. The paint dries to a matt finish which is typically less durable than other sheens but in our experience it’s still very durable and hard-wearing. It’s been specifically formulated to be washable meaning you can wipe away any marks without worrying about the paint coming off. The full matt finish is perfect for disguising any imperfections on the surface of your walls or ceilings. Johnstone’s have produced a magnificent paint at a great entry-level price which is perfect for exteriors. Johnstone’s Acrylic Durable Matt Review Application of the paint is simple due to its wonderful consistency which results in a decent coverage as well as an even spread. All you need with this paint is one coat although we would recommend doubling down with Johnstone’s Finishing Wax which will ensure longer-lasting protection. For a shabby chic look, we’d recommend using a brush but if you want a smoother finish it might be worth using a roller. Over the last few years we’ve seen more and more professional painters embracing Johnstone’s new products with the Aqua Guard (satinwood) being another favourite of tradesmen. So what’s all the fuss about?Our runner up to Dulux is Johnstone’s with their One Coat Matt which is in our opinion the best one coat emulsion available. Whilst overall it falls slightly short of Dulux’s quality, this particular emulsion makes up for that with ease of use and convenience. As it’s been specifically formulated for use on kitchen cupboards, you can use this to restore your cupboards, whether the surface is melamine or MDF.