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no6
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Apr 15 2021, 01:51 AM
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hi, is matex or maxilite good enough for repainting rooms ?
how much does it cost (labour) for repainting 2 rooms (walls + ceiling) with matex/maxilite ? both room size should be ~400sf
any recommendation for reliable painting workers ?
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no6
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Apr 15 2021, 10:30 AM
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QUOTE(ceo684 @ Apr 15 2021, 02:04 AM) If existing old paint is not powdery and walls are not damp.. you can just paint yourself, ladder required of course. 18L paint only 65 bucks, other materials like paint roller etc also cheap. 2 18L tubs and roller, roller refills etc will not exceed 200. As the labour price probably lumpsum basis coz small area also need time to wait for paint to dry. Labour exclude paint also will open price 1.2k to 1.5k thereabouts, hence more cost effective paint yourself. thanks for sharing. so basically matex / maxilite is good enough right ? and the sealer is needed if the walls are damp right you reckon 18L is suffice for 2 rooms ? the painter quoted 5L though.
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no6
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Apr 15 2021, 11:08 AM
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QUOTE(ceo684 @ Apr 15 2021, 10:40 AM) 4.5L covered two coats of a long living room 8m*3.3m in my experience. For colour paint. Sealer recommended if walls are damp or existing paint is chalky. 18L cheap cheap only.. half the price is 7L if economy matex. Idk how the painter paint until super thin but the thing about economy paint it needs 0-1% dilution otherwise its runny and since its already pre-thinned to be cheap, the coverage sometimes need 2 coats if old paint is discoloured. would it be better to get better/thicker paint ( i.e. nippon easywash / perfect white ) if one does not wish to run through 2 coats of paints ? 0-1% dilution is really very small percentage, is the same applicable for nippon easywash ?
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