Thats normal with any paint - if you let it sit for weeks it separates. You stirring it introduces air into the paint, which causes the bubbles. Paint cans are shaken for this reason - it can be done at Dulux. Bring it back to have it done for free.mapleleafs89 wrote: ↑I bought several cans of diamond last time around during the sale. The first two were great, and a few weeks later when I got around to painting the darker colours when I opened the cans it was this lighter liquid on top and the colour was sitting at the bottom of the can and I had to mix for 10 minutes to get it a consistent colour. When I applied the paint with the same brand of roller as the first time I found there were small bubbles when I applied on the wall, I had to be careful to smooth the bubbles out as best as I could. Next day I tried a different brand of roller and was the same, kind of bubbly. I'm not an expert painter, so maybe someone else knows if this is normal or not. As I said first two cans with the one brand of roller went on very nicely, then when I got around to darjer colour a few weeks later it seemed like different paint.
The Diamond version is $72 for eggshellplucky duck wrote: ↑ What's the regular price?
