TURNER & GRAY QUICK DRYING GLOSS

I bought this quick drying non drip white gloss paint, the can looked like a quality product, how misleading. I bought it for signs for an event, the plywood was primed and 2 coats of undercoat followed by 2 coats of Turner & Gray white 'gloss' paint and I could still see the woodgrain through it. It was applied with a quality roller but it has never achieved a gloss finish, gentle sheen at best. I masked off a contrasting colour and there was a slight seepage under the masking tape, I tried touching it up with the white gloss, even after 6 coats I could still see the seepage. At the bottom of the first can there was a pink 'sludge' in the bottom corner of the can. Avoid at all costs until they start actually putting pigment in the paint

Bought tin of allegedly white gloss Turner & Gray paint from B & M - worst purchase ever! Applies like yukky sludge, dries with ridged brush marks,nowhere near white gloss - more a dull sheen, at best. Wash brush in water - say no more.

Going to complain to the manufacturer: Turner and Grim. Steer clear of this pathetic apology for paint!

I was sucked in by it's description and we'll fooled and never again.

This is an excuse for gloss paint and I have never used anything as rubbish as it.

You will have to buy loads of tins to achieve a decent finish so don't bother it's absolute dross.

I'm a now well established self-employed decorator. My customer provided me with Turner&Gray quick drying gloss and Brilliant white emulsion for ceilings, I would have done better, using milk for gloss. And the brilliant white emulsion, only brilliant thing about it was throwing it in the garbage. I'm now providing my customer with Dulux trade, and redoing anything that the Turner&Gray garbage touched. The customer bought it believing she was getting at least a quarter decent paint, her lesson has been learned. How this can even be marketed as paint is beyond me. I wouldn't have this given to me to mist coat anything, absolute garbage oroducts