For anyone thinking of using Sandtex I’d say go for it but with a couple of caveats. I’ve just finished 180sqM of very rough pebbledash and given it two coats to go from cream to white. Great coverage, good opacity and with about 5% water added lovely to work with. Its one disadvantage in comparison with Dulux Weathershield is that Sandtex has a longer drying time with Dulux going showerproof within 30 minutes and Sandtex taking at least double that. Apart from that they’re as good as each other I’ve found although Sandtex retail paint is much less expensive. I couldn’t in good conscience however recommend anyone buy the Sandtex Trade which is over £1/litre more expensive than the Sandtex retail paint and I’ve never seen a difference between the two. So long story short Sandtex retail at about 30 quid for 10 litres from Screwfix is an absolute bargain and will do a great job for anyone.
We recommend that you buy £600 worth of product's from our portfolio to get the job done lol. 10 mins later in off pound shop get some brushes then 5 L tub of sandtex from screwfix cheap yard brush all done
awful editing / direction. "You" are trying to convince me that this is THE product. so look direct into the camera, not look off at an angle, it makes your presenter look cross eyed. So you do not recommend Sandtex paint directly applied to bricks? WTF! How many times have I seen exactly that - presumably therefore not using Sandtex products?
He's taking slow and steady to a new sackable level
I had insomnia, I'm cured. Thanks
For anyone thinking of using Sandtex I’d say go for it but with a couple of caveats. I’ve just finished 180sqM of very rough pebbledash and given it two coats to go from cream to white. Great coverage, good opacity and with about 5% water added lovely to work with. Its one disadvantage in comparison with Dulux Weathershield is that Sandtex has a longer drying time with Dulux going showerproof within 30 minutes and Sandtex taking at least double that. Apart from that they’re as good as each other I’ve found although Sandtex retail paint is much less expensive. I couldn’t in good conscience however recommend anyone buy the Sandtex Trade which is over £1/litre more expensive than the Sandtex retail paint and I’ve never seen a difference between the two. So long story short Sandtex retail at about 30 quid for 10 litres from Screwfix is an absolute bargain and will do a great job for anyone.
Did you roll it on to your pebble dash?
@@eezy251able Yes with a Purdey Colossus 3/4” nap roller and using a brush to work the paint into the roughest areas.
We recommend that you buy £600 worth of product's from our portfolio to get the job done lol.
10 mins later in off pound shop get some brushes then 5 L tub of sandtex from screwfix cheap yard brush all done
Brushes from poundland and sandtex applied with a yard brush. Yeah i bet you have the roughest looking house on your council estate. Dickhead.
Do you need to pre fill large gaps before using the membrane primer method?
Thank you, very thorough and concise.
I fell asleep watching, seems clever but that monotone voice and the slow speed of info did for me
Very good info, hope there's more energy in using product 😉
Such easy videos to watch, would like to work with this guy, or even better, can he do a few audiobooks???
Very useful video - thank you!
Can I use on exterior ply?
i´m sleeping , is this video in slowmotion ?????!!!!!
The advice line said I should use this paint in April /May .. not in February
I 💖 love your paint but it’s taken me 6 days to get the lid off your paint 🙈🙈😩 . Wish there was a easier way to open them.
Lol.
This guy charges by the hour
I need to paint my outside window sills. Is it necessary to remove the old paint first?
good info but maybe be him a coffee before the video to get him going
interesting in this
Flashes like hell
Good Irish name o donnel.
Bedec 100% better paint
Speak up Kev
Turn your volume up! DOH!
😂 send a glass eye to sleep
I lost interest
He goes on and on and does not talk into the camera 😂😂😮
awful editing / direction. "You" are trying to convince me that this is THE product. so look direct into the camera, not look off at an angle, it makes your presenter look cross eyed.
So you do not recommend Sandtex paint directly applied to bricks? WTF! How many times have I seen exactly that - presumably therefore not using Sandtex products?