The One Paint Matte 1 Litre - Multi Surface Paint - No Undercoat or Primers Required (Light Grey)

Great coverage

Genuinely thought the "all in one" was a gimmic like most products however i was wrong lol. I used it for my sons room where there walls were lets just say "built by the council" 1 coat of this and boom smoothest walls in the house. 100% recommend.

I'm no problem when it comes to painting, but this paint is brilliant, so easy to apply, spreads easily, covers beautifully. This company will be my first port of call next time I need paint.

Does what it says about it

The paint does seem expensive but I had good experiences with the coverage of the paint and after painting both sides of a door twice I still have 2/3 of 1L tin left. I wanted to make a white upvc 800x1900mm (est) door with a large glass window a little more discrete and blend into a wall, whilst also giving some privacy for people on either side (watching TV/on computers). For preparation, I wiped down the upvc frame, the door, the glass and the enamelled aluminium top frame above the door with warm soapy water and left them to dry, then removed the door handles. I chose not to 'rough up' the glass and upvc for better adhesion with sandpaper just in case I didn't like the outcome. I then painted all the edges and rubber seals against the glass with the onecoat via a brush and used a roller to cover the glass (but left the black rubber door seal unpainted). A few coats were needed over the rubber seals against the glass because the paint dispersed a little because I hadn't cleaned silicon lubricant properly but the paint applied very nicely to the glass and the upvc via a roller. The paint spread very well on the upvc and the glass, and one coat was almost enough. Perhaps it would've been enough if I'd applied a little more paint but I was taking it slow and carefully because I didn't want to risk the paint flaking off the smooth surfaces. I wasn't in a rush, so left it a couple of days between coats but ended up giving the door, the glass and the frame two coats which was probably unnecessary as I was only using this as an undercoat. However the second coat was much faster and easier to apply and made the quality of the paint job much better and would've been sufficient as an end product if I was stopping here. I always planned to use the onecoat paint as an undercoat and have now finished this little project and painted each side of the glass upvc door to match the colour in the room on each side. The Onecoat paint has done exactly what I wanted it to do as a base coat, it has adhered to the glass and upvc nicely and after about 5 weeks of it being finished I've had no problems with paint flaking or scuffs.