What we actually
see on the wall.

Gush Care and CleanCare lay down well on a properly primed wall. We achieve full coverage over EcoSeal on white-base walls and when going dark-over-light. Coverage per litre runs slightly below the high-build mass-market SKUs (Nippon Vinilex, Dulux Pentalite), so factor about 10–15% more paint into the quote. The trade-off is a more honest matte finish — no plastic sheen.

Singapore’s bright, indirect, year-round daylight is unforgiving on poorly formulated pigments. We have re-inspected Gush jobs at 12 and 24 months and seen no visible fade on terracotta, sage, ochre and slate-blue shades on east- and south-facing walls. The deeper saturated colours hold up better than equivalent mass-market tints.

Gush CleanCare cleans up pencil, crayon and most water-based stains with a damp microfibre cloth and gentle pressure. Heavy permanent marker still requires touch-up. Comparable to Dulux Wash & Wear on washability, with a noticeably cleaner odour profile during application.

Gush Care is the line we specify for Singapore bathrooms, ceilings under air-con units, and laundry-yard walls. Anti-mould paint is a finish-layer solution, not a moisture root-cause fix. With that caveat, Care has held up cleanly in our 18-month follow-ups on HDB bathroom ceilings.

This is where Gush quietly outperforms. Owners who stay in the unit overnight during painting consistently report less headache and less throat irritation versus mass-market alternatives. We attribute this to the low-VOC water-based formulation.

Two scenarios: (1) ultra-tight budgets where the per-litre premium cannot be justified; (2) rentals where the owner does not care about colour curation and the next tenant will likely repaint anyway. For those, Nippon Vinilex or Dulux Pentalite in plain white remain fair specifications.