Yes, because satin is a finish, like flat and glossy. Be use to use a moisture retardant as a primer, like Kilz. If Kilz makes a satin 2-3 coats of that ought to beautify and protect your bathroom walls or cabinets. Best wishes!
The experts say use anything with a shine to it so it repels moisture and can be wiped down, but honestly I use just plain flat paint like you would use in any room, and never had a problem of any kind. Stay with a well-made brand. I always use Behr or Sherwin Williams.
Yes you can use paint in a satin finish. Many homeowners will use semi-gloss, but I prefer the satin finish. I think it's a personal preference. There is a product called Mildewcide (@ Ace Hardware) that you can add to the paint to help prevent mildew buildup. Here, it's $4.99 for a bottle for each gallon of paint. Best of luck.
I did, just be sure you prep properly and have good ventilation so it does not peel. An independent paint store or online " how to" research will guide you.
Janet is simply wrong. She likes to be the 'expert on everything' but just repeats what manufacturers say about their products. She thinks she is the 'Queen of Hometalk", trying to be first to answer over 100 comments a day. Satin finish works well in any room. All my houses for over 40 years have had satin in all rooms with no problems. I prefer it. The quality of your paint and prep work may make a difference.
It is not the finish hat makes the difference in the bathroom. You will need to choose the paint recommended for moisture in the bathroom and then select your sheen
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Yes, because satin is a finish, like flat and glossy. Be use to use a moisture retardant as a primer, like Kilz. If Kilz makes a satin 2-3 coats of that ought to beautify and protect your bathroom walls or cabinets. Best wishes!
The experts say use anything with a shine to it so it repels moisture and can be wiped down, but honestly I use just plain flat paint like you would use in any room, and never had a problem of any kind. Stay with a well-made brand. I always use Behr or Sherwin Williams.
Yes you can use paint in a satin finish. Many homeowners will use semi-gloss, but I prefer the satin finish. I think it's a personal preference. There is a product called Mildewcide (@ Ace Hardware) that you can add to the paint to help prevent mildew buildup. Here, it's $4.99 for a bottle for each gallon of paint. Best of luck.
I did, just be sure you prep properly and have good ventilation so it does not peel. An independent paint store or online " how to" research will guide you.
Yes. The ones that have the primer right in them.
It is not the finish hat makes the difference in the bathroom. You will need to choose the paint recommended for moisture in the bathroom and then select your sheen