satinwood Leyland trade

Question

can i use satinwood ( Leyland trade ) straight  on top primed new skirting/facing etc 
also on top of glossed door frames

Gerald · Accepted Answer

Yes but I would undercoat all woodwork first inc. doors with a light rub down between coats. Should then get a nice finish with the satinwood.

Matthew · Answer

Over the primed wood no problem will need a couple of coats straight over glossed wood no prep and undercoat it first 😀👍🏻

Kenneth · Answer

Yes you can, but it would take 2 coats, satinwood is designed for pre primed wood as it’s a self undercoating paint

Clive · Answer

Dulux once satinwood is best. No need for undercoat

Arthur · Answer

Yes, you can use that

Sonny · Answer

Yes you can, but it will need 2coats. I would personally  do 1 under coat and 1 or satin wood coats. Hope this helps

John · Answer

Yes you can put it on top of primed wood but you can not put it on top of gloss if it is oil unless you are using satin oil hope this helps. God bless

Tim · Answer

Yes but make sure everything is clean and rubbed down

Luke · Answer

Hi,

Using satinwood on top of your primed skirting boards is fine as long as you apply two coats allowing for drying times as the first coat will dry and slightly sink giving the visual impression that you need to apply another coat of satinwood.

I would recommend sanding the glossed door framed first as the satinwood needs a key to stick to and not peel off over time. 

I hope this helps.

Regards, 

Luke Cooper

Mark · Answer

100% yes mate, Leyland paint is a top quality product

Lewis · Answer

Yes you can but my advice would be to undercoat first as you will achieve a far more quality finish if you undercoat first

Alec · Answer

Rub down then under coat then light rub down then top coat from old school painting and decorating Alec

Stephen · Answer

Satinwoods ok on primed surfaces, but not directly onto glossed door frames

Darren · Answer

Yes, it's fine to use satin wood paint on top of gloss. Make sure the skirting is smooth and cleaned down first. Apply masking tape at bottom of the wall to get a shape finish.  Hope that I was helpful. Cheers

Lee · Answer

Hi there,

Yes you can use satin straight on primer woodwork.

And you would need to lightly sand the sheen off the glosses door frames before painting.

Leanne · Answer

Yes you can use satin wood straight on top of primed new skirting. But before using on top of glossed door frames you would need to sand to key the surface for the satinwood to take on top of the gloss

John · Answer

I suggest using under coat on the wood before a top coat, wood is porous so needs multiple coats to give a solid finish, also sand lightly with fine grade sandpaper between coats

Terry · Answer

Yes but use oil based paint it’s better than water base paint and covers better

Ashleigh · Answer

Hi Mark, I would recommend using undercoat first because sometimes the satin will not fully cover it, and for your doors I would give them a good rub down and then undercoat it before you re-paint them especially if it's going to be satin as it will bubble and then peel off

Jay · Answer

Yes you can but only if its oil based not water base you water based paint doesn't take well on top of oil based paint jay

Andrew · Answer

Most satinwood is self undercoating so should be fine .Make sure you rub down the glossed frames first to give the paint a key. I like to use the oil based satinwood on my jobs.

Gary · Answer

Not really you would be better off putting a coat of undercoat on both the gloss frames and the skirting boards, as it build a solid coat then put your satinwood as a finishing coat .

Christopher · Answer

I would suggest a primer under coat paint. This would give a more professional finish for the top coat.

Mark · Answer

Yes you can just completed a job and skirtings where primed only, always best to do 2coats of satin to get solid finish

Michael · Answer

All surfaces need a run with sandpaper to forma key for paints and woostains key properly or it won't last long 😊👍😎🌎😁😁

Raymond · Answer

You can as it is self undercoating but I do recommend that you sand it all down prior to painting and apply 2 x coats leaving 24 hours between coats

Paul · Answer

Use water base undercoat.and two coat of satinwood

Sophie · Answer

Yes as long as its been primed you can put satinwood on top

Keith · Answer

Yes you can, but I would undercoat first on primed wood

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