Whether you’re renovating or adding a fresh coat of paint to your home, balancing quality and a budget is no easy feat especially when it comes to deciding between retail or trade paints. If you’re deadlocked on whether or not to opt for a can of Dulux trade paint, we’ve got the perfect guide for you. Our guide has the answers to all your questions about whether that can of Johnstone’s trade paint is worth the price tag or if you’d be better off opting for the cheaper can.
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Adding a new coat of paint to your home may seem like a job anyone with a paintbrush and a can of paint can do, but it’s more tedious and expensive than it appears. Painting requires a lot of time, energy, equipment and a decent budget. Picking the right paint for the job is no easy feat either, especially when you need to decide between retail or trade paints. If you’re new to the home renovation market then you may find yourself wondering what’s the difference between these two types of paint. Luckily we have all the answers for you.
Retail paint (also known as DIY paint) is a commercial paint designed specifically for DIYers. It tends to be the cheaper option but doesn’t offer the best quality in comparison to trade paint.
Trade paint, on the other hand, is designed for professional decorators and interior designers making it a higher-quality paint with a bunch of advantages, such as better coverage, durability and opacity in comparison to its DIY counterpart. The only disadvantage that comes with trade paints is their price tag.
With the ever-expanding range of trade paints available, figuring out which is the right one for your project can be a difficult task. Never fear, we’ve done the hard work for you by gathering the trade paint brands beloved by professionals and listing them below. Whether you’re opting for a can of Dulux trade paint or have a preference for Johnstone’s trade paint, we have a variety for you to pick from.
Despite the price point it’s easy to see why trade paints would be the better choice in the long run. Thanks to their durability, trade paints will save you more money at the end of the day whilst retail paints will require you to reapply more coats as time goes on. Whether you have a preference for Dulux’s trade paint or are a fan of Johnstone’s eco-friendly trade paint range, feel free to use any of our discount codes, such as the ones provided in this blog, if you’re ever looking for ways to save on that renovation. Visit our other blogs for more money-saving tips.
Posted 15th May, 2023
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