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GoodHome Durable Toronto Matt Emulsion paint, 5L
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GoodHome walls and ceilings durable paint is suitable for walls, wood and metal with our toughest formulation and excellent covering power. It is extremely hard wearing so is ideal for hallways, stairwells and children's bedrooms.
- Suitable for Ceilings & walls
- New plaster or plasterboard should be sealed with a plaster sealer. For non-powdery surfaces or to cover contrasting colours, prepare with a walls and ceilings primer. Painted surfaces should be sanded, clean and dry. Fill any holes or defects with filler. When sanding, wear a face mask to avoid dust inhalation. Before painting on bare wood or metal use a suitable primer. Painted glossy surfaces should be sanded thoroughly
- New plaster or plasterboard should be sealed with a plaster sealer. For non-powdery surfaces or to cover contrasting colours, prepare with a walls and ceilings primer. Painted surfaces should be sanded, clean and dry. Fill any holes or defects with filler. When sanding, wear a face mask to avoid dust inhalation. Before painting on bare wood or metal use a suitable primer. Painted glossy surfaces should be sanded thoroughly
- Stir gently before use. Apply using a brush or roller, when the temperature is between 10°C and 30°C. For best results, apply 2 coats leaving up to 4 hours between coats.
Features and benefits
- Offers exceptional hiding power depending on your selected colour and the surface you are painting
- It is washable and scrubbable, and repels liquids so splashes can be wiped off with ease
- It has a stain resistant finish and is extremely hard wearing for longer lasting colour
- We recommend applying a primer before colour top coat
Health and safety
Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.
Specifications
| Application method | Brush or roller |
|---|---|
| Base | Water-based |
| Colour | Toronto |
| Coverage | 50m² |
| Drying time | 8-12 h |
| Instructions for storage | Store any leftover paint between 5 and 30°C. Best used within 1 year of opening. |
| Maximum application temperature | 30°C |
| Minimum application temperature | 10°C |
| Number of coats | 2 |
| Recoat time | 2-4 hours |
| VOC level | Minimal |
| Litre capacity (L) | 5L |
| Volume | 5000ml |
| Washable | Washable |
| Product code | 3663602413233 |
Reviews
Very poor coverage, disappointing
Jemoma - 4 months ago
I have used good home paint before with good results, but this has been shockingly awful. Over a mid to lighter grey wall, 7 coats later, it is still patchy, wish I had never started. Did report it to the staff at the store, the supervisor was unimpressed with my comments and scowled all the way through. If you want this colour find another brand.
Highly recommend
Jmack - 10 months ago
Great paint with perfect coverage. Great range of colours to choose from. Easy application and washes well.
Lovely paint
Chloethepooch - 10 months ago
So I bought this for the name ( and colour obviously ) daughter lives in Toronto . I am that easy a sell! Was worried when I checked the reviews BUT this paint is Brilliant !! It covers so well and is a great colour on the wall . So pleased I am buying more to use in other rooms . I have used all the brand name paints but I found this one to be the best coverage out of any so far . Well done B and q
Steer clear
Freebird1972 - 1 year ago
Having used the durable Good home white & minneapolis with excellent results, I thought I'd use Toronto for another room. Coverage is terrible.... 3 coats later over magnolia was still framing. 4 coats in total for paint thats supposed to be their premium range. Very poor!
Good but poor opacity ie covering power
Badger1066 - 1 year ago
It applies really well and is good value for a durable paint but this particular colour has poor opacity and needs extra coats. It’s okay if painting over a similar colour but if changing colour it take a lot of coats, in fact you would be better putting white on first then allowing at least 3 coats which then makes it poor value for money. It’s not helped by the poor colour representation in the B&Q colour card, it’s hit a misty what colour you end up with - I thought this was a Magnolia colour and it turned out to be a light butttermilk colour.