Crown Crown non-drip satin for interiors Reviews

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3 Reviews For Crown Crown non-drip satin for interiors

  • DL71 28th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    Good Points: None.


    Bad Points: Very soft surface, very easy to scuff and scratch.


    General comments: I moved to a new house last year and used Crown satinwood one-coat paint - I wish I hadn't. The coating is VERY soft, all the skirting boards and window-sills are covered in scuff marks and scratches. I only painted it 9 months ago and it already looks like we've been in the house for years.

  • samf1875 30th Mar 2009

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    I had exactly the same problems with Crown non-drip satin as rbx, but much worse. thin, very prone to dripping, uneven coverage, needed 4 coats on a fully under coated mdf cupboard. - worse than useless. this paint is a total waste of time and money.

  • rbx Rank: Sergeant 21st Aug 2005

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    I used a shade of white (Winterbloom) to paint skirting boards and a door, which were already painted white. The skirting boards were acceptable with just one coat, but the door was more of a problem. With large areas, it is difficult to apply the paint to get satisfactory even coverage -- too much and you get paint runs; brush it out and you get poor coverage and streaking. The door needed three coats, even to get a barely satisfactory finish. Brush marks are a problem. Would hesitate to u ...