Johnstone's Quick Dry Gloss

Furniture and home decor items that blend natural wood with white metal frames or accents have become a go-to for modern interiors. This combo offers a clean, fresh look with the warmth of wood balanced by the sleekness of white metal.Aesthetic: The contrast between warm wood tones (oak, walnut, pine) and crisp white metal creates a minimalist yet inviting vibe. It fits well in Scandinavian, industrial, or contemporary styles, brightening up rooms while adding texture.Durability: Wood provides sturdiness and a natural feel, while white powder-coated metal ensures strong support and resistance to rust or scratches. Together, they create pieces that are both functional and long-lasting.

This will be my shortest review for any product. This item is just pure quality 100% non drip as mentioned , Excellent coverage and a high gloss finish. Very quick drying and very low odour. I purchased 6 of theses whilst on offer . This will be my first choice when needed. A brilliant product

Arrived without any spills or damage. This paint is fab. Easy to apply and good coverage. Long lasting and no yellowing. Brushes wash and paint tray out easily.

Nice paint, lovely finish, good price, goes a long way

Excellent paint Really good coverage Dried quickly

Bought this for my radiators can't go wrong with johnstones paint...and it's easy to use...always buy this paint for it's reliability.. it's pure white and looks great

Retired professional house painter reviewing this. It's ok but not that great. The key to getting good results is all in the amount of prep work you do. Sanding, filling and undercoating well will give great results if the paint is good enough. In this age of acrylic and low odour, it's hard to get a good finish with out having multiple coats (unless it's white on white) as it just does not give the same level of finish as oil based paints. I very rarely had to do 2 coats of gloss as oil based doesn't have as good opacity as the undercoat (Dulux was the best) was really opaque. This Johnstone's gloss is thick as yoghurt and you have to push it rather than paint with it. You can't work it too much as you get streaking very easily. I really don't like no-drip gloss as I was trained to use the real stuff and you could achieve a very high level of shine from it and no runs if you know how to apply it. It has very low odour, dries quickly and is ok at this price point (which is really good)

This is very good quality gloss! I’ve used on skirting boards/door frames and windows sills after sanding down and it has stayed shiny since… I did this around September/October time