1.Is Johnstones satinwood self undercoating? - AskingLot.com
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28 hours ago
Re: Johnstones Aqua satin. Satin is self undercoating though, if it was gloss I'd say undercoat but there's no need when you're using satinwood. Click to see full answer.
2.Johnstone’s Trade satinwood review - Decorator's forum UK
Url:https://www.thedecoratorsforum.com/johnstones-trade-satinwood-review/
28 hours ago
by Mike Gregory. Johnstone’s Trade Satinwood is an oil-based paint used for interior woodwork and other trim. It is self-undercoating over primed, or previously painted surfaces. Available in white, or any colour from Johnstone’s extensive range. Touch dry in …
3.Interior Hardwearing Satin - Johnstone's Paint
Url:https://www.johnstonespaint.com/products/interior_hardwearing_satin
3 hours ago
Johnstone’s Hardwearing Satin provides a beautiful, durable long lasting finish for interior wood and metal including skirting boards, doors, radiators and staircases. The solvent based paint is self-undercoating and has exceptional one coat covering power*. *If painting over a strong, contrasting colour you may need to apply more than one coat.
4.Interior Quick Dry Satin - Johnstone's Paint
Url:https://www.johnstonespaint.com/products/interior_quick_dry_satin
36 hours ago
Johnstone’s Quick Dry Satin provides a contemporary, mid sheen finish for interior wood and metal including skirting boards, doors, radiators and staircases The water based, low odour formulation is self-undercoating, non-yellowing and quick drying.
5.Best Trade Satinwood on the Market - Decorator's forum UK
Url:https://www.thedecoratorsforum.com/best-trade-satinwood-on-the-market/
35 hours ago
Johnstone’s Trade Satinwood has a lot of body to it and opacity is tip top. It’s a proper brilliant white too, which looks great in the right place. It is self-undercoating over previously painted surfaces, can be tinted into any of Johnstone’s colour and if you go directly to Johnstone’s decorating centre, they can even match a Farrow and Ball colour for you.
6.Little review of Johnstone's acrylic satin | Painters Pit Stop ...
Url:https://www.painterspitstop.com/threads/little-review-of-johnstones-acrylic-satin.6373/
35 hours ago
Little review of Johnstone's acrylic satin. Discussion ... I've not tried it yet myself as I've been using Diamond satinwood but will def give it a go in the near future. Got a rental starting on Tuesday but want gloss finish so I'm going to try out Albany acrylic as it's self undercoating, haven't used Albany for a while. Is the jonnos self ...
7.Dulux water based satinwood over Johnstones oil based undercoat
Url:https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/dulux-water-based-satinwood-over-johnstones-oil-based-undercoat.556334/
35 hours ago
In the last couple of weeks I've finally got back to the job and applied Johnstones undercoat only to realise fairly quickly it wasn't water based. Anyway no problem I'll just use a non water based satin top coat. Here is where I hit issues, firstly the non water based satin seems to have a fair bit more shine than I was expecting.