The One Paint - Satin Finish - Multi Surface Paint 250ml (Dark Grey)

We painted our ugly kitchen cabinets with this paint. It completely transformed them! It does not streak and is nice and thick. It took 2 coats just to get fine details, but we still have a lot of paint left after painting 2 sets of cabinets.

My 6-yr old taped a sign to our front door, which took the paint off. Honestly, the builders did a terrible job painting the front door anyway, so it was just a matter of time before we needed to repaint. This paint has no smell and dries quick. I was surprised that it took two coats, especially because the door was already black. Regardless, there’s still a lot of paint left... enough for another small project. Overall it came out well but I’m wondering if I need a topcoat as it leaves a mark when you touch the door, which can be wiped off with a cloth, but still.

We recently remodeled our kitchen. I looked at several paints online and narrowed it down to this one. I'm glad I chose it now. It is a bit expensive for the size but when you look at painting vs. buying all new painted cabinets it's an easy choice. Worked much better rolling it on. I used the small fluffy rollers and it got in the cracks great. It does go a long way. I ordered more than I needed in grey. White is harder to paint. I'm very happy though. Hasn't chipped off after 3 months, wipes off easily.

This paint was exactly what I needed to paint over the bricks on the front of our house. Color was perfect and the thickness of the product made it easy to spread on an uneven surface. I had to order a second can and the color was consistent. I would purchase again for any outdoor projects.

I painted a wall, metal filing cabinets, and bathroom cabinets with matte black. They all look great and covered well. I didn’t sand or prime, and only used two coats.Fingerprints show up when you touch the metal filing cabinets, but that doesn’t happen with the wall or bathroom cabinets, even though it’s all black matte paint. Maybe it’s something with matte on metal.A lot of people complain about the size and price, but it really is worth it. It’s very high quality. You get what you pay for.

Would definitely recommended this paint. I purchased a liter for my front door and only used about half of the paint. It dried beautifully and quickly. I was done painting (2 coats) in less than 2 hours.

This paint is some of the best paint I've ever used, I used it to paint tile and it worked perfect! It also goes a very long ways it thick and sticks good to everything I've painted so far with it! I'll be buying more!

I love this paint. It goes on super smooth and dried fast. It even rained after applying and no issues. I used a super wide brush and the whole porch took half the time. This is one coat and it is much lighter than the super dark grey that was peeling so badly. It's not super thick but thick enough. The finish is super matte which I was going for. Overall very satisfied with this paint.

Managed to completely transform and update my front door by painting it, so saved about £2000

silly me... I didn't check the size. its a tiny pot like a jar of mustard!!

Bought this for my skirting boards and door frames as noted of white. This is a great colour, goes in really well and goes a long way.

This works great on upvc doors, it took 2 coats...originally white to grey. I still have over half the tin left, don't be put off by the small tin, it really does go along way. It does show some brush marks but I think this adds to the look. We also got some chrome handles etc and overall it looks like a brand new door. Spent around £60 altogether, much better than £1500 for a new one! Will be buying more for the garage door and other projects.***edit *** managed to get 3/4 of the garage door painted as well from the one tin!!

I've bought this paint in four different colours and two different finishes now, so you can probably take away from that, that I quite like the stuff!I originally bought this in dark grey whilst trying to find a paint that would allow me to paint the raw concrete hearth beneath a couple of our fireplaces. The hearths were old, a little cracked, worn, and had some old wax and paint stains. With a little prep (primarilY: I scrapped off as much excess wax as I could), this paint went on really well. On a porous surface like concrete you will be surprised just how much paint disappears into the surface. The end result was exactly what I had hoped for: it covered well, and left a lovely, flat, consistent finish.It did take two coats though; and that's what I've come to learn with this paint. Since using it there, I've used the white on old radiators, the black on copper pipework (outside), some floor tiles, and even our wooden fireplace.I have never managed to achieve the desired finish after just one coat. It has always got there, but has also always taken at least two coats (and in the case of the rubbed-down, oil-based paintwork on our fireplace: four).Combine that with the fact that it's actually quite expensive for what it is (although a little does go a long way), and it only earns four stars from me. I love the paint, love the relatively low-effort finish, and will continue to find places to use it around our home. Just don't believe that it only takes a single coat to get there.