Is Porters paint owned by Dulux?

Paint maker DuluxGroup has agreed to acquire Sydney-based Porter’s Paints for an undisclosed sum. DuluxGroup said on Wednesday that Porter’s had sales of less than $10 million, so the acquisition would not have a material effect on earnings in the near term.

What type of paint is porters?

Our Range of Premium Quality Paints Our traditional and modern paint finishes are water-based, durable, easy to apply. Made by hand from the finest raw materials.

Is Porters paint a chalk paint?

Porter’s Chalk Emulsion™ is a decorative matt finish for painting furniture and other objects. It is a very matt paint with a chalky, soft appearance. Chalk Emulsion™ is so easy to use; it glides on thickly and is self-priming on most surfaces including bare timber, previously varnished or painted furniture.

Are Porters paints water based?

Porter’s Aqua Enamel is a water based acrylic enamel that dries to a hardwearing finish that provides the benefits of an oil-based enamel with none of the drawbacks. Available in Gloss or Satin finish. Aqua Satin Enamel contains Deep Colour Protect (DCP), mark and marring technology.

Who owns Dulux paints?

AkzoNobel
Dulux

Is British Paints owned by Dulux?

DuluxGroup’s brands are some of Australia’s and New Zealand’s most recognised and trusted. They include household names such as Dulux, Selleys, Yates, Cabot’s, B&D, British Paints, Berger, Poly and Hortico, to name a few.

Is Porter paint any good?

I use Porter Paints almost exclusively anymore. Their HiHide line is fantastic; coverage, workability, and easily touched up without flashing. They also make a washable flat paint in the Silken Touch line.

Can I use porters paint on kitchen cabinets?

Ideal for interior wooden or concrete floors, furniture and kitchen cupboards. Not suitable for use over Porter’s Milk Paint, Porter’s Fresco or previously oiled timbers or timbers that are oily in nature. Not suitable on exterior timber surfaces.

Does Dulux do chalk paint?

Dulux Design Chalk Effect is an ultra matt chalk paint designed for you to create a unique look within your home. With pastels, dark and bright colours available, chalk effect can be sanded back to create a vintage distressed look.

Does Porters paint need sealing?

Suitable for use on a wide variety of substrates, including interior floor areas of concrete or timber, and interior timber such as furniture, joinery, windows and doors that require sealing and protection.

Is Dulux Trade paint better than Dulux?

Dulux Trade paints contain better quality, and greater quantities of pigment, delivering better ‘intrinsic opacity’ and coverage, helping to reduce the number of coats decorators need to apply.

Is Haymes Paint better than Dulux?

Haymes Paint continues its winning streak with five-star reviews for variety, quality of finish, ease of application, value for money and overall satisfaction. Dulux and Taubmans were the only brands that got an edge over Haymes Paint, scoring full marks for durability and variety.

Where can I buy porters paints in Australia?

Get creative and confident with a hands on Porter’s Paints class near you. Buy Porter’s products securely online, delivered throughout Australia.

Who is the parent company of Porter’s paints?

Porter’s Paints is a division of DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty Limited (ACN 000 049 427) (“Porter’s Paints”). The terms “we”, “us”, “our” refer to the company and any of our affiliated companies.

Are there any porters stores open in Australia?

Porter’s stores are all open for normal business trading (AU only). We’re operating under strict safety protocols and we look forward to serving you. Learn basic techniques and tricks of the trade experimenting with a range of Porter’s Paints products. Originality, quality and craftsmanship. Discover the Porter’s difference.

How many original colours are in porters paint?

32 original colours cleverly designed to stand alone or team elegantly together. Handmade paints & speciality finishes, premium wallpaper and timber flooring for 35 years. Need some professional advice on choosing colour?