Painting a bathroom

Fwarder

Hi all,

I've decided to refresh the paint in all the bathrooms in the house. I went to woodies, b&q and local hw store and they all have really light shades of bathroom paint. Since I was thinking about painting it a bit darker (like dark navy or darker gray) I wanted to ask you if it would be possible to mix the "regular" interiour colour with white bathroom paint or some white based primer like zinsser 123 just to keep it a bit more resistant? Or is it possible to do it at all?

I would like to have the benfits of the bathroom paint regarding mold and mildew but still have the shade of colour that I want

monkeynuz

Fwarder wrote: »

Hi all,

I've decided to refresh the paint in all the bathrooms in the house. I went to woodies, b&q and local hw store and they all have really light shades of bathroom paint. Since I was thinking about painting it a bit darker (like dark navy or darker gray) I wanted to ask you if it would be possible to mix the "regular" interiour colour with white bathroom paint or some white based primer like zinsser 123 just to keep it a bit more resistant? Or is it possible to do it at all?

I would like to have the benfits of the bathroom paint regarding mold and mildew but still have the shade of colour that I want

Farrow and ball modern emulsion, you should get a colour you like in their range

Wheety

I presume kitchen ones have the same damp protections?

monkeynuz

Wheety wrote: »

I presume kitchen ones have the same damp protections?

Not sure, what kitchen paint are you looking at?

crossmolinalad

we have done all the bathrooms and the kitchen , porch and utility room with masonrypaint
Easy to clean and no mildew at all

dok_golf

You can buy an anti mould additive