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I have lots of times in renovations It is brilliant,does the hall get any light eg from a glazed door or anything.

Get a bit of light through glazed panel above door and also from upstairs but it is minimal...often find I put hall light on during the day at the moment...

That is fine.I have found you need a tiny bit of natural light to bounce off the paint.there is a colour called morning which I have used to great effect in dark spaces.HTH

Grand...will give it a go...Thanks

Is it worth even using it in rooms that are not super bright but are OK, just to make them seem even brighter, or will everyone have to wear sunglasses indoors?!

I have used it and love it. I will be using it again, definatly

No it is fine in any room I used it is a loft room for ds which was average bright and it was lovely up there really had a sunny feel hth x

I was involved (slightly) with the team that developed this and they did show some pretty impressive demos/techy stuff about why. Think it really does have some science behind it!

ok great, will definitely check out the colours when we (fingers crossed) finally move

I used the sunlit cream, its lovely!

How durable is this paint? Look the idea of it for the lightness but wondering about wiping marks off it etc?

(sorry^ for hi-jacking thread)

We used it in our small study and it brightened up the room once we had got it on - thats the problem its harder to apply than normal paint!
re durability we found marks wiped off so no problem - only negative point was application!