You did right not sanding the UPVC, you'll scratch it and the paint will highlight the scratches making it look awful. The reason the first coat is not adhering very well is because the windows needed priming first. There is no such thing as a built in primer it's a marketing gimmick as you've just proved on film. Primers and top coats contain completely different ingredients to perform different functions. Zinsser Allcoat is a very good quality paint so hopefully not using a primer won't come back to haunt you in the long term.
Wrong you need to fully prep clean then rub with Scottish bite pad then first coat should be 123 bullseye primer then allocate according to there instructions
Very good choice of paint
yes that zinsser paint is top quality looks nice
Your windows look amazing with the black around it I love Hugo in the video when your a painting the window I enjoy watching your videos 👍
Awww thanks Amy!! Hugo lovees getting involved in my diys!
Fantastic...looks great.🕶
Thanks! Will you be doing yours? Perhaps a nice sage green
You did right not sanding the UPVC, you'll scratch it and the paint will highlight the scratches making it look awful. The reason the first coat is not adhering very well is because the windows needed priming first. There is no such thing as a built in primer it's a marketing gimmick as you've just proved on film. Primers and top coats contain completely different ingredients to perform different functions. Zinsser Allcoat is a very good quality paint so hopefully not using a primer won't come back to haunt you in the long term.
Wrong you need to fully prep clean then rub with Scottish bite pad then first coat should be 123 bullseye primer then allocate according to there instructions
months and a few jet washes later, it's all still intact :)
Hi,can you tell me how they look now ?with out the primer you should put on🫣👍
They look exactly the same, perfectly fine 😊 and it rains A LOT in Wales
@@MegC ok,thanks 👍😉