THE ONE All-In-One Paint & Primer - Green Satin, 250 ml | Multi-Surface 1 Coat Formula | Easy Indoor & Outdoor Decorating for Home & Garden Walls, Floors & Furniture | Durable, Water-Based & Low VOC

Item was delivered timely, and packed with care. This paint has a rich coverage in that application is easy whilst it effortlessly colours over the surface with it's intense colour tone. With it's perfect thickness consistency, have used it on bare wood, whereby the single application bears satisfying results. The ease of convenience and application further makes it worth the price. Any unfamiliar smells tend to fade after a day or two (with enough ventilation). A supreme buy. 🙂 Thank you!

Used this to paint my tired garage door looks great! I bought a litre tin and applied 2 coats to the wood frame and the fibre glass door, really good quality paint looks like a new door. Easy to apply i used a brush and mini roller which gave an even finish. Drys super quick and easy to apply.

Good coverage and only needed a single coat

2.5 litres was enough for the exterior of a wardrobe, a desk, 2 bedside tables, 1 door, and a hand rail. I still have a lot of paint left I don’t think I’ve even used half!!! The colour is pretty and it’s resistant to water and easy to apply. Also it dries sooo fast like in 10 mins which was surprising! Did zero prep and everything still came out good so would recommend!

Excellent product. Great size tin with ample paint for the job. Even colour that was great to apply. The finish was even and looked good.

Great paint, dries quickly, beautiful colour, easy to apply, just the right thickness, clean and not too shiny.

The paint goes on nicely and covers pretty well (although at least 2 coats were needed to cover an existing paint of a darker colour). The only negative, aside from the rather high price, is the colour. I ordered the brown which looked like a rich dark brown in the product images and on the sticker on the tin. Once applied it dried to what could be graciously described as a cross between khaki and the droppings of a dog with a poor diet. Not great I have to admit. As I'd already used a reasonable amount of the paint I felt I couldn't really return it. If you are just getting black or white I would imagine you can't go wrong but for colour just be aware that it might not be quite what you're after. If the colour had been accurate I would have probably given it 4.5 out of 5.

Painted the outside doorsteps to the house and chose a "terracotta" colour from a different water based brand. After painting I found the actual colour pretty garish, depressing looking and actually a very bright brown and was also surprised at how easily the dried paint scrubbed off my hands. This made me wonder as to how durable it was... That aside, it just didn't look right.. Cue this colour in a sage green, which I felt would look more optimistic and go with the greens in my garden. The paint itself actually has very similar ingredients in it to the other paint, and so I wondered if it would be any tougher. I also couldn't really visualise how it would look in the end (I'd say a common issue with outdoor colours). The job finished I'm actually pretty pleased. I really think this will be tougher underfoot, because it was quite a job to scour the droed paint from my hands (the other being far easier to remove). Time will tell, but even oil based masonry paint will wear underfoot in my experience.. Good sanding and a good detergent wash down/drying doesn't half help adhesion. Anyway.. I couldn't be happier with it really. This colour looks bright and optimistic and also has the odd quality of changing in different light. It can look a slightly minty colour in bright sunlight, but still seems to work well with any natural greens in your garden. Other nuances in different lights can almost make it look anything from a grey to a dark olive (all of which work very well). It seems a little overpriced, but it definitely seems to dry tougher than seemingly similar products.. Ps. A litre goes a lot further than you might think. 2 large footsteps, 2 small doorsteps, and two raised drain edgings (probably about 2m squared) in 2 to 3 coats (3 coats where footfall would occur) and I used just over half of a 1 litre tin. Plenty left for touch ups. Having tried other paints for these steps over the last 15 years, I'm pretty pleased really...

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Ne tient absolument pas sur du pvc

Honestly, this paint stands in a class of its own. I say this because of two main reasons. The paint as a standalone product itself it's great but it is also a phenomenal primer for other top coats. I originally purchased this to paint a front door but ended up using it throughout the interior where black was the intended color. One thing that it absolutely excels at is adhering to vinyl. The can does say it adheres to PVC and that is not an overstatement. I actually used this to paint a vinyl patio door as well as a primer for vinyl windows before painting them black. Absolutely phenomenal for this purpose. I can't comment on the durability for the vinyl as I topcoated the surface after with a different glossier product and clear coated after, however, the durability on all other surfaces has been great. Like all flat sheens, dirt and dust will show pretty quickly, but it is fairly easy to clean. Although in my experience its best used for areas that don't get much direct contact IF your goal is to have a low maintenance finish. I just finished this kitchen in a flip and this paint was used in alot of the accent surfaces/trim and of course windows as mentioned above.

Such a small amount goes a long way and it has great coverage. Very good quality paint!

Used this paint for the steps and the white version for the risers and surrounds, two coats. Been walking up and down on it for three months and it isn't wearing away and, more importantly, provides a sure surface to walk on - not slick, slippy or glossy. Will buy this brand again for the next job.