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Dulux Simply Refresh One Coat

Dulux Simply Refresh One Coat has been specifically formulated to easily give you the perfect finish in just one coat, guaranteed. Its extra thick formulation (Extra thick compared to Dulux Matt) means you only need one coat to refresh your home in a fraction of the time and with less paint (Less paint needed compared to 2 coats of Dulux Matt). When Pure Brilliant White is used over dark colours, an additional coat may be required to achieve the desired finish.


Apply a thick, even coat using a brush for the edging first and then a medium pile roller to cover the bigger surface. Load roller evenly and generously, ensuring paint is not spread across more than 0.5m2 per roller load to achieve the One Coat application. If areas have been missed during application, these may be touched up with paint from the same can rather than overcoating the whole area as the paint will dry to match the original coat. Leave a minimum of 4 hours before touch up. Failure to apply correctly may result in a second coat being required, particularly in strong colour changes. When Pure Brilliant White is used over dark colours, an additional coat may be required to achieve the desired finish.


  • Finish: Matt

  • Coverage: Up to 10m2/litre

  • Drying Time: Leave 4 hours to dry.

  • Coats: 1

  • One coat

  • Easy to apply


Step 1: Remove loose or flaking material. Make sure the surface is clean (no dirt or grease) and dry. If new, bare and absorbent surface, seal with Dulux Sealer for Plaster. If the wall is damaged, repair using the appropriate Polycell product.


Step 2: Remove paint from the brush or roller with a cloth and then wash with water.


Step 3: Store paint in dry conditions and protect from extreme temperatures.


Multiple colours available; to choose a colour, please speak to one of our friendly staff at 02038839057.

Buy yours with us today at www.insulationbee.co.uk



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