Painting & application techniques

A fresh coat of paint can have an incredible effect on the feel of your home. Using Dulux Weathershield® will revitalise your home brickwork exterior and provide a lasting look designed for Australian conditions.

The walls of your home colour your world. They are what set the mood for everyday life. So, the way you apply your paint can be just as important as the colour itself.

Your ceilings can sometimes be overlooked, but with a refreshing colour and a flawless finish you’ll give people a reason to look up and admire your handy work.

Achieve the impact of a wallpaper look without the hassle.

Create a welcoming entrance to any room of the house with the right tools and techniques for the job.

If your windows aren’t looking their best, they might need a little bit of TLC to stay protected against the weather elements.

First impressions count. A fresh lick of Dulux paint on your front door can freshen up the look of your whole house. It creates a warm welcome for visitors while making your home the street's style star.

When your weatherboards are looking a little weathered it’s time to give them the Dulux treatment.

Improve your street appeal easily by refreshing the paintwork on your front fence. With our helpful video and step-by-step guide, you can take on your front fence in one day.

Render looking a little worn? Revive your render surfaces and give it the Dulux treatment for a fresh near-new look.

Discover how to give rusty, old metal a smooth new finish with Dulux Metalshield® Rust Primer™ and Dulux Metalshield® Rust Defence™.

Whether you want to breathe new life into something old, or add a bit of colour to something new, a quick spray paint with Dulux Duramax® will fix it.

Painting your fence has been made easy with the Dulux Weathershield. Applies easily with great coverage and a consistent finish.

Dulux PRECISION® Maximum Strength Adhesion Primer is specifically formulated to bond to a variety of coatings such as glazed tiles, glass, laminate and glossy enamels that can be tough to paint on. Here's how to use it: