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What is Dulux Easycare?

From Dulux Easycare Washable & Tough to Dulux Easycare Kitchen and Dulux Easycare Bathroom, there’s a paint for every project.

What is Easycare? Try Dulux Easycare Washable & Tough in even the most demanding of spaces and wipe scuffs and spills away easily thanks to its stain-repellent technology. It’s 20 times tougher than standard Dulux Matt. Discover a palette full of possibilities – from Overtly Olive to Pressed Petal – and make your walls truly wonderful.

Dulux Easycare Kitchen Try Dulux Easycare Kitchen in the heart of the home to resist everyday cooking stains thanks to its wipeable and grease-proof technology. Wash surfaces without colour fading. Explore colours bursting with creativity – whether Egyptian Cotton or Sapphire Salute – and refresh your kitchen.

Dulux Easycare Bathroom Use Dulux Easycare Bathroom to keep surfaces looking good for longer thanks to mould-, steam- and moisture-resistant properties. It’s so durable, it protects against mould for up to five years, guaranteed. Try a palette full of potential – from Timeless to Village Maze – and transform your bathrooms.

FAQs

How do I choose the right paint colour for my room?

Choosing the right paint colour for your home boils down to personal preference, but look at your existing furniture and the light in the room to help you decide. Rooms with plenty of natural light benefit from more muted, cooler tones, whilst bright and vibrant paints can be used to brighten up darker spaces.

The best thing to do is grab some tester pots and test how each colour looks in the space. This is the easiest way to make sure you get the perfect colour!

How much paint should you buy?

If you’re unsure how many tins you need for your next painting project, our handy paint calculator is here to help! Simply input the measurements of the walls you’ll be painting, select how many coats you’d like to do, and the calculator will tell you how much you need to get.

All that’s left to do now is grab some brushes, rollers and dust sheets, and swot up on our blog on how to paint walls!

Should you paint walls or skirting first?

Always paint from the top down – start with ceilings, then walls, and lastly skirting boards. This way, you won’t drip on any freshly painted surfaces!

Paint brushes & rollers

When it comes to painting any surface, you won’t get far without paint brushes & rollers. These are must-have decorating tools! Use a brush to paint narrow spaces, skirting boards, and around light fixtures and sockets. For large spaces, use a roller for even coverage.