Leyland Trade Satinwood Paint - Brilliant White 2.5L

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Did you use the Dulux QD undercoat first? If not, I’d recommend that. You can also use a really fine water spray (think something that you’d see at the hairdressers) on the surface before coating. Thoughts on the Leyland Trade satinwood? Right, let’s get down to my personal feelings about Leyland Trade satinwood. Opacity and ease of use are amazing!! You can dilute the paint slightly so it flies on, and it will still cover most surfaces in two coats. The finish is fantastic too. You can experience brush marks on large flat surfaces, but providing you’re careful, these are avoidable. The brilliant white in particular leaves an outstanding finish. Key Specs – Paint base: Oil and water hybrid; Approx. coverage: 10-12m 2per litre; Touch-dry time: 1-2 hours; Recoat time: 4-6 hours; Other colours available: Yes Industry Connections: We maintain close ties with manufacturers and brands, offering insights into trends and upcoming products.

Aqua Guard is more expensive than Leyland Fast Drying Satin, but it is infinitely better. In fact, there isn’t a lot of products available it isn’t better than. We’re talking about a fully water-based satinwood with great opacity, is easy to use, leaves a great finish and dries very durable. This satinwood paint from Leyland is an excellent all-rounder. Suitable for almost all projects, it’s easy to use, long-lasting and durable. While it will need two coats to get the fullest coverage, a little goes a very long way, and as you don’t need to use primer, it’s great for those on a budget.

Leyland and Johnstone’s paints are both manufactured by PPG, Leyland being the budget brand, and Johnstone’s being the premium. The alternative to Leyland Fast Drying Satin is a product called Johnstone’s Aqua guard. Leyland Fast Dry satin is a fully water-based paint, meaning it will never discolour over time. This is an issue with all modern oil-based paints, which is why water-based is becoming increasingly popular. Whether you’re touching up the skirting boards or planning a big interior redesign, finding the best satinwood paint for your specific project is key. And while you’d be forgiven for not spotting the difference between the various brands of mid-sheen white, choosing the right paint will make the painting process and end result that much better. The best satinwood paint you can buy in 2023 1. Crown Solo One Coat Satin Paint: The best one coat satinwood paint

Aqua Guard is probably the brand leader amongst trade professionals, and it’s a product I can vouch for. Whilst decorating our house during a recent renovation as well as various touch-ups in other properties we own (Airbnb’s and rentals), we’ve been able to test out a range of satinwood paints. To test the paints, we mostly used them to paint skirting boards, architraves and door frames but we also used them on some metal surfaces such as radiator pipes.

Conclusion

Remove as much product as possible from the application equipment before cleaning. Clean equipment immediately after use with White Spirit or Turpentine Substitute. Regular Updates: Our recommendations stay current with any changes in product performance or availability. You can apply Leyland Trade Satinwood via brush or roller. Dilute with white spirit and clean with turps. I probably wouldn’t attempt to spray this, but that’s a similar story with all oil-based satinwood products. My Leyland Satinwood Review Rub down sound previously painted surfaces with fine waterproof abrasive paper to provide a key. Avoid the inhalation of dust. Wear a suitable face mask if dry sanding. Definitely not ideal. To be honest, 9 times out of 10 your method would’ve been fine but obviously that’s not going to give you any comfort! In future, maybe try 1 coat of BIN, 1 coat of cover stain and 2 coats of satin. The cover stain should stop any tanning coming through. Can you recommend a harder wearing satin for woodwork? It’s for a dentist surgery.