Why did you add turpentine to the Dulux product? Has Melbourne’s weather been within the specifications for the Primer? I would have thought it was a bit damp for it. I’d give the Dulux helpline a call before you do anything. On another note I’d have matches the scotia to the floor colour not the cabinetry.

@bigreader I added mineral turpentine to make brushing smoother (it's within specifications).

I've had issues with drying Dulux oil based paints (spraying) with both turp and thinner. Even when the weather is warmer. I might have to brush even thinner layers. Right now this first layer of primer has dried in most spots. I don't know how to speed up the drying. Would a fan help? I prefer matching to cabinets, looks more like a feature than an add-on to tidy up work.

If you have a dehumidifier I’d try that but a fan may also help. I live in a similar climate to Melbourne in SW VIC and haven’t had that problem with Dulux products which is what I generally use at home. The next four days is meant to be quite wet so be patient. Scotia is always going to look like an add on because it is - not necessarily a bad thing, it’s common with floating floors. Sometimes you have to have functionality over looks.

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