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Which quick dry gloss is best?
rconnell
Posts: 1 Newbie
Due to the solvent gloss having a tendency to go yellow, I have been painting a little using Leyland quick dry gloss which goes on well but does leave some brush strokes. I am going to doing a lot of painting and I want the best look I can get. Reading online Johnstones Aqua Gloss gets good reviews but just wondered if people preferred Leyland, Johnstone, Crown or Dulux Quick dry gloss for durability and finish? Thanks!
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Your brush is probably the prime suspect. Buy quality. If it isn't that then more coats of more liquid paint is better than anything gloopy for a perfect finish. I don't know if quick dry paint is gloopy, I know that one-coat is.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Anything water based is quick to dry, but as suggested you need to use a good brush and avoid any of the one-coat wonder/no-drip paints.0
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