Nice work as always . Just painted cream and some frames in grey with superdec over mahogany all round the house Took 5 coats of cream only 2 of grey but a really easy and nice product to use. Covers everything so well and a dream to apply.
Looks like you get a good tough gloss finish. So just from a maintenance point of view, best use that more often (and spend less time on it). I normally use (aftermclean with sugar soap and sand/scrape) dulux quick dry primer/undercoat followed by dulux gloss. So with Sadolin all in one, you have saved many trips up the ladder, and can then use thatntime and effort more constuctively elsewhere. Many thanks.
Using Superdec Satin ( Walnut) on a conservatory tomorrow . It is lovely stuff to use. Is the recoat time not 16 hours on the Gloss as it is with the Satin then ?
He most likely spot primed any bare wood then after dried, applied two coats. This paint is self priming and undercoating then the 2nd coat would be the top coat. All from the same tin 😬 brilliant stuff !
Good stuff that Sadolin....stays white and never seems to split or crack open.I'm never sure though how to deal with knots......they say never use a shellac coating under a breathable paint ? Maybe Crown P.S.B primer is the answer ?
Another great job. One things for sure, yourself & your Brother won’t be short of work with the standard you set 👍🏼 Don’t know about you guys, I’ve never been busier during this lockdown 😷 exterior work, and empty rentals 👍🏼 Thanks again.
what normaly do I wrap a peas off towel on each sid off the ladder to give extra stability to the ladder I love the way you secure the bottom off the ladder love the video I definitely try that new paint you used.
Great video I had to do something similar with a very low ladder angle recently, painting fascia board above a lean to extension nice to see someone else using weights to counter the low angle. Everyone seems to use straps and drill eyelets into the brickwork which I've never liked.
Nice work as always . Just painted cream and some frames in grey with superdec over mahogany all round the house Took 5 coats of cream only 2 of grey but a really easy and nice product to use. Covers everything so well and a dream to apply.
Wow your such a perfectionist . your work is fantastic.
Thanks.
Fantastic job
You surely had your physical exercise for the week ;)
Top job! Love Superdec!
Thanks.
Are them Dulux brushes synthetic or mixed. And are they any good for inside work
nice video, great job you can't beat Sadolin Supadec, cheers
Looks like you get a good tough gloss finish. So just from a maintenance point of view, best use that more often (and spend less time on it). I normally use (aftermclean with sugar soap and sand/scrape) dulux quick dry primer/undercoat followed by dulux gloss. So with Sadolin all in one, you have saved many trips up the ladder, and can then use thatntime and effort more constuctively elsewhere. Many thanks.
All in one is daft.
Primer is cheaper.
Finish paint is harder
@@manjichromagnon5480 Hi Manji. I'm time rich cash poor so stick to the traditional method. I'm probably a dinosaur 😂🦕🦕🦕
Nice one👍🏼
Thanks.
Love that superdec stuff 👌
Yes not bad at all.
Just ordered Sadolin Superdec Gloss in Black , got Facia to paint , cheers
Great very good paint.
Using Superdec Satin ( Walnut) on a conservatory tomorrow . It is lovely stuff to use. Is the recoat time not 16 hours on the Gloss as it is with the Satin then ?
It all depends on temperature and air movement and what your painting, on a flat surface that dries fast no problem.
1:23 , serious angle on the ladder
Great video! Just a tad confused though.. did you do 2 coats of the white or 3? Was the prime and undercoat the same paint?
He most likely spot primed any bare wood then after dried, applied two coats. This paint is self priming and undercoating then the 2nd coat would be the top coat. All from the same tin 😬 brilliant stuff !
Good stuff that Sadolin....stays white and never seems to split or crack open.I'm never sure though how to deal with knots......they say never use a shellac coating under a breathable paint ? Maybe Crown P.S.B primer is the answer ?
You can use shellac to spot prime knots no problem.
Hey very helpful video, thanks.
Just a quick one - is this Superdec stuff better than Dulux Weathershield ?
Thanks
Could not say have not used the water based weather shield only the oil. But can imagine they are about the same. Thanks
Top man you are a true tradesman makes a change to watch you work and all your tips
Another great job. One things for sure, yourself & your Brother won’t be short of work with the standard you set 👍🏼 Don’t know about you guys, I’ve never been busier during this lockdown 😷 exterior work, and empty rentals 👍🏼 Thanks again.
Superdec is perfect for this. Lasts so long.
Save your legs take the primer up with you where all getting on a bit
what normaly do I wrap a peas off towel on each sid off the ladder to give extra stability to the ladder I love the way you secure the bottom off the ladder love the video I definitely try that new paint you used.
Thanks.
That ladder angle 😮😮😮 ‘it’s not going anywhere’ 🤔
It was secure at the bottom.
Great video I had to do something similar with a very low ladder angle recently, painting fascia board above a lean to extension nice to see someone else using weights to counter the low angle. Everyone seems to use straps and drill eyelets into the brickwork which I've never liked.
Well your still with us m8 👍
Only here In the UK would anyone do that off of a ladder! Anyway nice work, looks like old asbestos soffit board there. 😷
Thanks, It's all wood.
Is that oil based paint
its a hybrid paint alkyd mixed with water