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Johnstones Masonry Paint

Ranelite · 2013-05-02 17:13:13

Which is better Dulux or Johnstones masonry paint? I can get 10 litre Johnstones for €35 or get 3 for 2 on Dulux in B&Q so will get x3 10 litre for under 100.

02-05-2013 5:13pm

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Ranelite

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Which is better Dulux or Johnstones masonry paint? I can get 10 litre Johnstones for €35 or get 3 for 2 on Dulux in B&Q so will get x3 10 litre for under 100.

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#2 02-05-2013 5:48pm

DublinDIYguy

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Ranelite wrote: »

Which is better Dulux or Johnstones masonry paint? I can get 10 litre Johnstones for €35 or get 3 for 2 on Dulux in B&Q so will get x3 10 litre for under 100.

Both good paints and very good prices,
I'd go with the Weathershield if I was you, it's easier to use and a better paint all round. It's very thick so works better mixed with a bit of water to loosen it up. Am actually getting some masonry paint after the wkend and will be defo heading to b&q after hearing about this 3for2...

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#3 02-05-2013 5:52pm

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The Johnson's spec sheets are the same as dulux. I actually find johnstones easier to use, the weathershield is like jelly with a few years now.

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#4 02-05-2013 7:11pm

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Johnstone's stormshield

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#5 03-05-2013 9:52am

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Ive used Johnstones for years and found it to be very good.

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