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Old 18 Oct 19, 03:52 PM  
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Gloss paint or similar that doesn’t turn yellow

I’m about to decorate but need a gloss paint or something similar that doesn’t turn yellow. What’s there now isn’t great at all and I don’t want to spend ages doing it and then discover it turns yellow again. Can anyone recommend something please?
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Old 18 Oct 19, 04:17 PM  
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Sadly since they removed lead from oil based paints they all yellow. Even more so when the paintwork isn't in full sunlight to keep it whiter.

I always use Dulux Trade. Not bad.
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Old 18 Oct 19, 05:10 PM  
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We got a water-based eggshell from the Dulux trade shop on their recommendation. It’s in a conservatory and we wanted to avoid yellowing and they said the water based does this. Apparently it’s the more modern choice of decorators. It’s doing ok so far.
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Old 18 Oct 19, 05:13 PM  
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We’ve used a light grey for all our woodwork to avoid this. Looks nice and no yellowing!
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Old 18 Oct 19, 07:32 PM  
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We gave up with gloss and now use satin
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Old 18 Oct 19, 07:35 PM  
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We also use quick drying satin, not as hard wearing, but doesn’t yellow and looks good.
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Old 18 Oct 19, 09:10 PM  
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Thanks everyone for your help, I now at least have a starting point instead of staring blankly and the shelves of paint tomorrow 😁
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Old 18 Oct 19, 09:13 PM  
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I use Leyland waterbased gloss, you can find it in Screwfix or Tool Station.
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Old 18 Oct 19, 10:11 PM  
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Satin stays lovely and white ...
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We use satin now too, and it's a lot less smelly than gloss
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