Usually use Dulux. Their paint if compare to skk or kansai is better. Or jotun or nippon also ok.

Is it? I normally use ICI paints. Rarely use nippon and jotun. lol. jotun for roof la.. lolol

Yeah. Got backyard one meh? Lol. Haven't encounter before. I know that day maxilite paint got fake one la. Haha.. exactly the same container but the paint lousy one.

If you guys have a jet spray i would recommend spraying the wall to clear of the old paint as much as you can until you see the bare plaster wall. This is only done on the outside, where rain and shine will 100% hit and exposed. Nippon or any other brand doesnt matter, as long as you buy Weathershield. I usually use Dulux/ICI paints. So far good.

Need a higher bar maybe, im using 160 bar heavy duty jet spray. Because without that it sure wont come off and the job may look nice after finish, but it will wear out faster than advertised. Also use the same weathershield sealer and weathershield paint brand. I used to use Nippon sealer and ICI paint. hahaa. Not that it doesnt work, but better la, and buying all the same brands is easier also. I usually stick with Dulux/ICI.

Step 1: Jet spray and patch holes after. Make sure holes are nicely patched and no unevenness.
Step 2: Apply 1 coat of weathershield sealer, dont mix with water as stated on the paint pail, unless you have left it in the sun and it feels hard to paint then add just a little bit of water. Like less than 500ml.
Step 3: Apply 1 coat of weathershield paint first, wait for drying, dont need to paint 100% also nevermind. After 1 coat is done, if the weather is hot, paint a 2nd coat. Finish coats you need minimum 2 coats. Dont paint 1 coat, it will look ugly.

Sure it will last roughly about 5 years now, but also make sure you spray nicely la. XD Or else effort all gone. hahaha.. xD

No problem bro. Most of all is take your time and dont rush. DIY works usually you can take your own sweet time to finish it. So plan ahead and finish it when you are satisfied. Now rainy season also so need to get ready for rain sometimes.