THE ONE Paint - Satin Finish - Multi Surface Paint 2.5 Litre (Red)

Cannot fault this paint. It went on really easy ,two thin coats. Paint goes along way. Fast drying and it is low odour. I repainted all my bedroom furniture and an old fabric chaise, still got paint left . I've already ordered more paint for another project.

This paint is a pot of wizardry! I Bought a 2.5l tin and painted two coats on the following:Front door, inside and out3ft garden gates x 2, both sidesElectric Garage doors x 2Garage door surrounds x 27ft garden posts x 4Rough finish 6ft garden gate1x Outdoor electrical cupboardAnd I still have some left in the tin!The paint is lovely to paint with, it goes on smoothly and covers amazingly. It dries quickly and has no strong odour to it. It goes a really long way! And because it’s water based paint, my brushes cleaned up with warm running water, no problem, and still look like new brushes.My neighbour loved my doors so she asked what I used and has since ordered a pot for herself.I have ordered another 2.5l pot just to make sure I don’t run out any time soon. Would recommend this to everyone, honestly - order it. It’s fab!!

Absolutely brilliant I bought a 2.5 ltr tin and managed to paint 6 large furniture items a door skirting boards and frame no sanding went smoothly over all textures and i still have plenty left over I would definitely recommend

The media could not be loaded.  this paint should not be called "one", i wish i never used this paint to paint my walls, its took 4/5 coats to paint walls and it very watery paint if put to much on it runs and drips. just few years ago i used this paint and it was great , but something has changed , its like its been watered down. bloody useless and at 40 pound a tin it should be 1 coat like it said. i feel like i be painted my walls for infinity with this paint. big mistake starting with this paint. but started and love the colour of red, no one else hits that vibrant red

Arrived on time but was painting over white and found that it need two coats but the finish was then very good, also found that it goes a long way. Good result in the end

This paint has been a life (and time) saver!Was sceptical at first of the whole "the One" thing but really happy with the results.Easy to use, keeps for a long time, just put the lid back on, give it a stir when you next open it and you're good to go again.All the wood in my house was covered in thick, quickly applied, high gloss white paint - standard for your typical new build - that had started to yellow after a couple of years of sun light.Decided that sanding off the top layer on the skirting boards to rough it up was a good shout but didn't bother with the doors.Both only needed two coats.Also worked great on MDF - see the box and skirtings besides the toilet in the pictures.Have now finished all of the doors and skirting downstairs, as well as some shelves, and am tackling upstairs with a new can of the stuff.My only gripe is that cleaning it off is a right faff once it's dried so be careful of drips and spills - if it's on your walls you need to be fast with the wet cloth and would be worth keeping some of the other colours you are using handy, it dries quickly.It can be picked off of hard floors but still better off addressing it fast.I used the Black Satin for everything shown but have also used the Matt on several mirror frames to great effect.Just be cautious that the matt black does dry more of very dark grey - especially visible in direct sunlight but a small amount of furniture varnish sorted it out.If you are after a truer colour I'd recommend the satin or gloss finishes.

I used this to paint my 1970’s mahogany kitchen cabinets as part of a kitchen refresh.A good sanding down, no undercoat and two coats using a spray gun and they look fantastic.Despite it being a satin finish, it doesn’t give the cabinets a satin feel so could probably do with a sealing coat of sorts for added longevity.The paint was obviously thinned a fair amount using the sprayer, on both coats, but the coverage was good. I’ve had a couple of spills since and they’ve wiped clean easily with a damp cloth with no paint coming off.Do the prep, take your time and the paint will deliver results.

I used this on my composite decking which had started to shows many small scratches.I painted a test area first without sanding to provide a key, but the paint scratched off quite easily.However once I sanded the deck lightly with my orbital sander, the bond was much, much better and it transformed the look of my deckI can't vouch for how it will last yet, but after 2 weeks and plenty of rain, it still looks great.