Leyland Trade Fast Drying Gloss

[@paulf2529]

How does this compare to the dulux trade quick dry gloss aside from being cheaper?

[@PaintingandDecorating]

I find it good... I also find it easy to use more forgiving. Thanks

[@ccrjason]

What brush are you using there please? Looks like you are hardly loading it, yet get great coverage.

[@PaintingandDecorating]

Hamilton synthetic 2" thanks

[@jasonroberts6901]

Classical conductor 😊

[@jos6130]

Ice fusion brush?

[@lifeisforlivingfullstop9113]

Massive respect for you guys and your standard of work, that was painful tho, just cut the edges in and Tammy roll it, no need for all the overbrushing its a grain effect door 🙈

[@PaintingandDecorating]

The finish is never as good.

[@lifeisforlivingfullstop9113]

@@PaintingandDecorating Whats the difference if its laid off ?

[@PaintingandDecorating]

​@@lifeisforlivingfullstop9113 possible if you're fast enough this water based dries fast. If you roll then try to lay off like oil.. chances are you get some flashing with water based. No roller no tray... You need a brush anyway.

[@paulf2529]

Some owatrol floetrol really helps to keep a wet edge.

[@lifeisforlivingfullstop9113]

@@PaintingandDecorating Thats the point i made in the first place, just roll it, unless you were a decorator or someone in the know most peope wouldnt be able to tell the difference on a cheap woodgrain effect door

[@rumba7599]

is it possible to glass

[@surujpaulmohabir7944]

Where can you buy that paint from please?

[@PaintingandDecorating]

You can get this from a lot of stores. Your local decorating shop is always best. Thanks

[@billybillybob-thoughtpants9958]

lovely job

[@PaintingandDecorating]

Thank you.

[@tonyp9601]

Amazing it stayed wet long enough to be able to do that without it being a disaster. Must be a jewel of a water based gloss. 1 coat too!!!

[@PaintingandDecorating]

Good stuff I've found... It has been undercoated first. Thanks

[@schyouknowwho2946]

Two coats or one enough?

[@PaintingandDecorating]

One undercoat one gloss. Thanks

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍.Thanks

[@rumba7599]

is it possible to paint glass

[@matthewcalder4351]

I remember when you swore by oil based and water based was a swear word😁 grest job as usual loved the cutting in round the hinges i have to have a damp cloth on standby as no patients 👍

[@PaintingandDecorating]

Thanks, yes oil is great but I do like this Leyland water based gloss. And a good painter always has a cloth on standby. 👍

[@jackwardley3626]

The only good oil based paints left are made by palatine paints as they still make pre 2010 oil paints as there only a small firm there still allowed to make them post 2010 oil paints are useless in white they yellow after a couple of years some brands yellow in months in tints they take about 3 months to dry properly and use acrylic pigments that wash out in water and aren't as durable in general as pre 2010 oil paints. They should have given big paint firms more time make better water based trim paints before bringing the law in.

[@moecomments]

That leyland gloss goes yellow, I prefer johnstons

[@PaintingandDecorating]

It stays white it's fully water based. Good stuff

[@AspireDecorating]

No it doesn't.

[@steveng5503]

Behind you!

[@jackwardley3626]

johnstones yellows too leyland's made by PPG the same as johnstones. johnstones is the premium version of leyland

[@philiposhea7486]

Do u have trouble with your knees

[@vanburgess1178]

Promo`SM 😞