John Brown
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I recently got to the bottom of a tin of white gloss Sadolin Woodshield, went up the road to Brewers and bought a can of Sadolin Superdec, which they assured me was the same thing.
Well, talk about chalk and cheese, this stuff's like trying to paint with skimmed milk. I notice that the new tin(Superdec) is now manufactured by Crown, whereas the old one was made by some exotic sounding company.
So does anyone have any recommendations for exterior white gloss? The Sadolins claimed to be self priming/undercoating - in fact fairly magical, and I quite liked it, even though I hate painting.
I'm almost tempted to give Jacob's linseed oil paint a try, but I'm put off by the drying times, and I'm guessing it would mean starting from scratch with bare timber.
Well, talk about chalk and cheese, this stuff's like trying to paint with skimmed milk. I notice that the new tin(Superdec) is now manufactured by Crown, whereas the old one was made by some exotic sounding company.
So does anyone have any recommendations for exterior white gloss? The Sadolins claimed to be self priming/undercoating - in fact fairly magical, and I quite liked it, even though I hate painting.
I'm almost tempted to give Jacob's linseed oil paint a try, but I'm put off by the drying times, and I'm guessing it would mean starting from scratch with bare timber.