Good Sunday morning here in SoCal,
Wondering if anyone has used Glidden Professional Lifemaster Oil, especially in the kitchen area around the stove/cooktop area. Does it hold up well to cleaning???
I have a gallon I bought to use but reconsidering using it or getting some oil base (we can still get quarts of oil base at our local Dunn Edwards but for how long, they/we don't know).
We own an apartment building and the units have kitchenettes so its not like a large full size kitchen you can sit down in. The ceiling is only 8 x 10 feet so you have an idea of the size. We have always used oil base and have been pretty happy with it on the wood trim, bathroom and kitchens. It has always held up very well under cleaning and just in general.
The popular color we used back then was Navajo White. It is looking kind of dingy so we are looking to repaint as tenants move out to brighten up the units.
We are wondering if anyone has used Glidden Lifemaster Oil on their kitchen walls and how well it holds up to cleaners, especially around the cook top areas. In the past, we have used 409 spray cleaners on the oil base paint and it cleans the grease and grime up pretty good.
Would the Lifemaster Oil hold up to the same kind of spray cleaners (409, Fantastik, etc)?
Wondering if anyone has used Glidden Professional Lifemaster Oil, especially in the kitchen area around the stove/cooktop area. Does it hold up well to cleaning???
I have a gallon I bought to use but reconsidering using it or getting some oil base (we can still get quarts of oil base at our local Dunn Edwards but for how long, they/we don't know).
We own an apartment building and the units have kitchenettes so its not like a large full size kitchen you can sit down in. The ceiling is only 8 x 10 feet so you have an idea of the size. We have always used oil base and have been pretty happy with it on the wood trim, bathroom and kitchens. It has always held up very well under cleaning and just in general.
The popular color we used back then was Navajo White. It is looking kind of dingy so we are looking to repaint as tenants move out to brighten up the units.
We are wondering if anyone has used Glidden Lifemaster Oil on their kitchen walls and how well it holds up to cleaners, especially around the cook top areas. In the past, we have used 409 spray cleaners on the oil base paint and it cleans the grease and grime up pretty good.
Would the Lifemaster Oil hold up to the same kind of spray cleaners (409, Fantastik, etc)?
