I am looking to purchase brilliant white vinyl silk paint for internal doors & frames
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Vinyl Silk Paint
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White Vinyl Silk Emulsion
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Yes emulsion will cover silk paint as silk paint is an emulsion. But first I would cover the walls with a base of white Matt emulsion, this will give a better base for your light coloured emulsion paint. As this is a children’s bedroom I would suggest that you get a vinyl silk emulsion (silk emulsion is wipe-able with a damp cloth) as the paint to go over the walls where you have painted them white. I do hope that this is of help to you. If you use undercoat as someone has suggested it will take a while to dry and will make the room smell for a day at least as undercoat is an oil based paint, and this is totally unnecessary.
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It is not a color I know. It is not an explanation of sheen I know. Whites are different from every different company. You need to get out and compare the samples. The wood should be primed and sanded before painting. Do not forget to ask about the prep work.
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its for wall not wood however you can get a silk effect paint for doors and woodwork from dulux its low odor but its not as durable as gloss paint
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vinyl silk is emulsion and is for walls not wood what you need is gloss paint.
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bad idea although it would be easier to apply than oil based paints you can also get from good diy outlets a water based satin or gloss finish that is just as easy to apply and will last a heck of a lot longer and wont fade or chip as easy HAPPY DECORATING.
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i would.nt recommend silk vinyl on wood, it can wash off, i would stick to gloss or eggshell, but gloss preferable