Where to buy Decent white Paint?

[sitefive]

Most of the paints I have bought have been total rubbish, I had stocked up on a International White Cupboard/furniture paint which was around 7pounds/litre off ebay and it was simply brilliant for anything, but now they have stopped the brand as whole and it can't be bought anymore
Anyone can recommend me something decent that will dry quickly/wont smell like crazy /will cover good and actually will look good and be durable? Not really that keen on the overhyped F&B and other such stuff which costs absurds amounts.

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[Steve Maskery]

International was good, I didn't realise it had ended.

I just go out and buy Johnstones. It's not cheap, but it is excellent. I'm using their Quick-Drying Opaque Wood Finish on my workshop, two coats from bare, job done.

 

[lurker]

You will not find a pro decorator who has a good word for f&b it's well know that the hype is what you pay for

A while since I bought any but wickes used to do some that was good.

Maybe mailee will pop up and make a recommendation, he knows his stuff.

 

[blackrodd]

AS you say,International white cupboard and furniture not available at wilco, homebase, etc, etc.
But it seems other colours are.
Try this link, for white, well within you're budget price mentioned per litre, I use it myself.
http://www.diy.com/departments/ronseal- ... 369_BQ.prd

Regards Rodders

 

[Roughcut]

I do like the Leyland Trade Acrylic Eggshell, dries quickly, low odour and adequately hardwearing.
Our local Johnstone Decorating Centre can create F&B and other colours of your choice.
I recently bought 2.5 ltrs of acrylic eggshell tinted to a F&B colour and saved £20 over buying the original stuff.