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How to Paint Fascia Boards and Soffits
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2023
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1” Scraper
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120 Grade aluminium oxide paper
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2 Pack wood filler
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2.5L Plastic paint kettle
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How to paint facia boards and soffits. Aubrey describes all the equipment required and gives step by step instructions so that you can confidently achieve great results. Please like and subscribe to the channel so that you stay up to date with his latest videos.
Top video. For exterior work we always use the Zinzeer system nowadays. 1-2-3 prime then finish with two coats of the waterbased allcoat. A fantastic product.
As ever;
Great tips & advice, presented in a very engaging and friendly ‘can-do’ style // Very grateful thanks indeed to your goodself & patient camera operator haha - A great team effort in delivering these valuable tuitions! Have a great week ahead! - Sam.
Tank you Sam for your kind comments. Yes, the camera operator is very patient and does deserve a medal at times. Glad you are enjoying the videos 😀
Love your professionalism Aubrey. Another brilliantly explained process.👌🏻
Thank you Derek, glad you liked the video 😀
Brilliant video keep them coming
Thanks Mark, will do 😊
Always good practical advice Aubrey
Thank you 😀
Excellent video mate, like all your contents...cheers!!!
That is great news, thank you 😊
Great video Aubrey
Thank you!!
Very helpful and informative - thanks
Glad it was helpful!
This guy's the best
fabulous video
Thank you so much 😀
Nice vid Aubrey , tried all these new fangled water based paints but oil is still best . I like to give guttering a wipe with Polytrol colour restorer , really brings them up a treat.
not really mate this job would have took 3 days with 2 oil undercoats and 1 oil gloss with bedec msp with facias and soffits this low down you could it in a day working a long day. plus oil based paint in colours since the 2010 voc regs dont dry very well they stay soft for ages and never dry as tough as whites oil based paints before 2007 were a no brainer then you had the 2007 voc reduction then another in 2010 which lowered the quality to much there not as durable as they were and take longer to dry and to fully harden plus they don't self level anyway near the way they did
I will have to give that Polytrol a go, it sound good, thanks 😀
@@jackwardley3626 Just prefer oil mate always will do especially with some Owatrol in it , lovely to use .
@@orbitalforest I prefer it to for my own house etc but on some jobs its hard to make it pay when its going to add a extra 1-2 visits on a job or even e extra 1-2 days
Nice job mate
Thanks 👍
They are good brushes I don't think there as good as pure bristle in the long run though
Allcoat satinwood does the lot.
I wouldn't trust all coat its not all that reliable its a bit ropy especially on old oil finished outside bedec msp is better for same price
@@jackwardley3626 used it for years… key it up no problems
bedec msp adheres to oil finishes well. water based quicker to apply find its difficult making it pay with oil based
Jack would you recommend Bedec MSP for exterior woodwork over other WB brands? Finding weathershield oil based exterior gloss is flaking after 3 years despite employing a pro. Thinking about paying for scaffold and doing it myself next time (dorma) and looking for a good WB paint option. Heard Bedec MSP or Barn paint is the way to go…
@@Liverpool1ne MSP is good. The problem with exterior re decs is your new paint is only as good as the older paint under it. Its best to strip it all back down to bare woodwork. Traditionally linseed paint was used but without lead being able to be in it its now prone to mould growth. Strip it all back treat any knots with 2 coats of knotting then 2 coats of owatrol oil leaving 48 hours between coats then 3 coats owatrol deco leaving again 48 hours between each coat. scaffolding companies will give a month for the price
@@jackwardley3626thanks for comprehensive reply I will look into the products you have recommended and spend a bit more time getting it right 👍🏻
@@Liverpool1ne your welcome thats what I do on high end jobs
@@jackwardley3626 bit of overkill. I just put owterol in sandtex flexible exterior primer after stripping, sanding and cleaning. Two coats then super Dec two coats.
you want to give palatine oil based satin and gloss msp a go Aubrey lovely stuff
Thanks Jack, I will when I get the opportunity.
Opaque waterbased stain never fails
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how did you find these brushes in oil Aubrey as good as pure bristle
I have used these several times with oil based paints and really like them. They have a good bit of resistance to spread the paint out evenly and stay in shape well. Give them a bash Jack and let me know what you think.
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating works really well with zinsser coverstain probably the best brush ive used for that is better than pure bristle I find the only thing pure bristle is really good for these days is linseed paints. pure bristle doesn't do as well with modern solvent paints anymore still good but no longer the best
Yes, very true Jack.
Was it raining Aubrey?
I think it rained virtually every day during the summer ☹
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating I feel your pain! I was lucky. I had six weeks of outside work in all the glorious weather between May-June. Then soon as the inside work began in July for me it began raining and didn’t stop! Makes me wonder about taking on external work as it doesn’t half mess with the scheduling when it rains.
Painting with a James Cameron on. 😅
That was not flexible paint you applied Aubrey you naughty boy