Decorating Forum > paint pod
Check out the post below, about the Dulux paint Pod.
http://thebuildingexperience.com/decoratingforum/post/440234
As i said then, i've still not used one but have a feeling it's a bit of a gimmick. Perhaps one of the decorators may suggest otherwise but i doubt it.
Cheers
Si
Ps, as i was writing this post the paint pod advert just came on the tv...... Spooky!
ive heard that they arent to bad but some thing about a part of them needs replacing after 1o gallon of paint has passed through it
I saw one of these earlier and saw special paint specicifically for the pod. Is this just normal paint that dulux can charge a few extra pounds for and can you use any emulsion paint in one of these pods? Rob
and il put money on the paint just being thinned to pass through the pod easyer
dont buy a paint pod!
I'm not planning on buying one. Just wanted to know if the paint was just normal emulsion and another rip off. I did a quick check on the internet to compare prices
Paint pod white emulsion £29.99 for 5lt = £6 per lt
Dulux white matt emulsion £24.99 for 5lt = £5 per lt
Dulux trade vynal matt £47.92 for 10 lt = £4.80 per lt
If Big Ad is right and it's the same, just thinned, you might need an extra coat which makes it even more of a rip off!


does anybody have a paint pod? i saw it advertised on tv ysterday, but have nver heard of it before. looks quite useful. but thought i'd try to get some references before i get one.
thanks
:-)