Dulux Paint Compact Wall Ceiling Matt Finish Emulsion - Beige

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The Dulux Paint Compact Matt Emulsion is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to perform quick touch-ups or sample color palettes on interior walls and ceilings. This compact 50ml pot offers a convenient way to achieve professional, smooth results in small areas without the need for large equipment; however, due to its small volume, it is strictly intended for spot repairs or visualization rather than full-room coverage.
| Colour | Beige |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | D1001 |
| Brand | Dulux |
This product is specifically formulated for interior walls and ceilings. It is not recommended for wood, metal, or exterior surfaces.
The paint typically dries within 2 to 4 hours depending on the room temperature and humidity.
No, the 50ml size is designed for touch-ups and sampling, not for painting entire rooms.
While it can be applied directly, using a primer on bare or damaged surfaces will result in better adhesion and a more professional look.
We recommend against mixing paint types or colors unless you are experienced, as it may alter the finish and drying properties.
Since this is a water-based emulsion, you can clean your tools easily with warm, soapy water.
Ensure the surface is properly primed or sanded; apply a second thin coat after the first has fully dried.
Always ensure the lid is pressed firmly until it clicks or seals tightly after every use.
Ensure the paint is stirred well as pigments can settle at the bottom of the pot over time.
To ensure the best results, start by cleaning the surface to remove dust and debris. If the wall is damaged, lightly sand the area before application to ensure a smooth finish. Stir the paint thoroughly in the pot before use. Apply using a high-quality small brush or a mini foam roller for even distribution. Once finished, ensure the lid is tightly sealed to maintain the paint's consistency for future use. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and freezing temperatures.