Valspar Trade Water Based Gloss Paint - Review
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- We're currently in the process of experimenting with Valspar Trade Gloss, a water-based paint, alongside a water-based primer designed to prevent knots from bleeding through. Our focus is on observing the application process and assessing the visual outcome after applying a few coats.
Our objective is to closely monitor the application of these paints, paying attention to how smoothly they go on surfaces and their overall coverage. We'll also be examining the final appearance of the painted areas, taking note of any changes in color, texture, and finish as multiple coats are applied.
This evaluation will help us gain valuable insights into the performance and quality of Valspar Trade Gloss and the associated primer. Our findings will contribute to our decision-making process when it comes to selecting the right paint products for our projects.
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Had the misfortune to use this
A Valspar rep bought a house on a site we were doing and asked us to use the valspar emulsion u/c and gloss on his house
Absolute crap woodwork gear was anyway zero coverage and terrible transparent finish
What were his thoughts when he saw it?
An off white/cream colour may be better... But gloss level still.isnt there is it.
He tried to blame me and continued to tell me it was the best product on the market
Typical salesman
Left him to it
Had the misfortune to use valspar emulsion 2 years ago, even when using the almost unbeatable toupret tx110, after filling old walls etc, when he came to using said paint every single bit of flashed, grinned, had to pretty much zinsser all walls before applying more valspar, in the end went and got it colour matched in Johnstones, never, ever again, would rather walk than use that again, take care u bunch of toshers 😂❤
Pretty much how I felt
@@davidsmalley8783 Valbelowpar
Hi Phil great video again. Regarding all valspar paint leave it on the shelf at B&A shocking stuff it doesn't grin 😀 it laughs at you😆
Thanks for the info
Good review Phil. What waterbased gloss paint would your firm use ?
Isomat Isolac Gloss.
Quick turn around jobs... Bedec MSP gloss
I also like the caparol puGloss
4 coats , think i'll pass on that Phil.😂
Thanks
you tried bedec all primer Phil sounds good around £70 for 5l knowing bedec probably be better than zinsser aqua bin. I think the only thing more annoying than paints needed multiple coats is customers none of them understand recoat times they all think you can knock another coat on after a hour oil paints just blows their mind they don't understand 1 coat a day they think your'll trying to riddle more dosh out of their hand
I'm it's very good. It not for knots tho..but with it there's now no need to use the aqua primer
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Hi Phil I haven't used myself yet but the bedec all primer says it can everything ferrous non ferrous knotting adhesion primer wood primer stain blocker all stains etc. Used the valspar trade tough matt really good gear better than dulux trade to apply covers just as good
Hi Phil, used valspar oil based back in seventies the finishes always looked as though it lacked body and would grin. Always looked as though it had been let down. Not tried this in the wb.
Both my Dad and Brian said Valspar was never a top brand of paint in the 60s lol
have you tried bedec polyurethane
The gloss?
Awful stuff. I used the gold pot gear on a customers living room (obviously they supplied) and after 7 coats on the feature wall i had to give up and leave. Had the misfortune to buy a 2.5 litre white vm because i had the same vouchers as Mike and it was like piss. Absolutely no opacity, no flow and pulled on itself terrible. Had to sand it back and go over it with Isomat Premium. If Valspar want to compete for the supply of trade then they need to do alot better than this. Unless they get it like Ben Moore, I'll never use it again. If customer insists, I'll walk.
Heritage or arrow worthy that is the question
all of the above and add Monarch to the list as well
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator when we getting scuff X verses your number one oil based satin 😁
Still think I’ll stick with scuff x
You can't get Gloss in ScuffX though :(
Bedec or helmi 80 are a very good finish for a water
@@beecee985 recoat time is better on scuff x. U could almost 3 coat it in a day
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator true. But I’ve found adding a spot of water and giving it a quick 3rd coat looks nice
Used to use Valspar paint for a period back in the 90s - RUBBISH! Steer clear!
You tried so hard to be positive 🤣 thanks for saving me from trying this product 👍
You’re welcome 😊