The Best Water Based Gloss? - Bedec Aqua Advanced Gloss 

I can't remember the last time I used gloss. Still good to know though Phil. Keep these reviews going - really interesting. There is so much innovation going on in the decorating world right now, it's a job to keep up with all the new brands and products, but equally you don't want to get left behind. You can teach an old dog new tricks, if he's willing to learn. Not like the good/bad old days! Keep up the good work Phil, great channel.

Been using this system for a good while now, its the best I've used and couldn't be happier with the results. My search for w/b decent gloss is over. Oh BTW the satin is spot on too. Great video mate 👍

Albany is best high gloss finish, BUT it does run for a long time so can catch you out if you think you have no runs, turn your back and the runs return with a vengeance. Once it’s dried the high gloss and finish are superior to other water based gloss paints I’ve used.

I have tried many water based paint to get the finish I need I agree with wackokid Johnstones aqua Gloss/ Satinwood came out the best. I always make sure I have a pot of water just to keep the brush fresh while I am painting for cills or large Surfaces wipe over first with a slightly dam cloth before painting just makes a really nice finish. Clean up brushes when finally finished with fairy liquid as aqua can be a bit demanding on brushes. Finish is superb for a water based ..

Great video. How is the Bedec for brush marks? It’s hard to tell brush marks on these types of doors but what about non-textured surfaces? Also would you recommend the satin?

Hi Phil, have you tried the Dulux water based uc and gloss, there not bad.👍

Looks good, I tend to use Johno's aqua guard but it's a satin, next time in brewers maybe give it a punt, cheers for lovely vids

Hi Phil interesting video I’ve noticed with wb glosses the sheen level drops a bit after a couple of weeks , in time the majority of customers will accept the lack of high sheen levels and wb will become the norm but certainly good to do comparison between various manufacturers,

Like the video.👍 My go to paint been using this for a very long time(7/8 years) Tried all the others imo nothing gets close. To be honest Imo any proper water based paint is always better with a undercoat and two top coats. You can get three coats done on a day if you want to Also it don't go yellow like jonnos gloss and Benjamin Moore gloss and others.

Great video...quick question if you could help....I had pine doors to paint at my parents house and used zinsser bin as the undercoat and 2 coats of a oil based satinwood on top... the house has 2 more doors left to paint in the extension which was glossed white. If I want to paint satinwood over the 2 gloss doors which are now yellowish can I just paint satinwood on top or would I need to use/buy more zinsser bin first or is another process best to paint satinwood over old gloss?

Johnstones aqua guard gloss. One undercoat one gloss. It’s solid as a rock. I think it just edges the bedec.

Johnstones Aqua Gloss is brilliant water based paint… never found one yet that covers so well or looks just like gloss ! Very hard wearing as well, not cheap but you get what you pay for… as for the crown fast flow 😬😬😬😬

Great job Phil, just finished staircase and hallway, 7 doorframe and skirting going from oil to waterbased, used crown fastflow gloss, happy with the shine but it was hard to stop getting a few brush marks

Johnstones aqua is by far the best waterbased, I've tried loads (except bedec), but I'll give bedec a try just to compare the two, good vid 👍

The good thing with w gloss is it doesn’t yellow as much oil looks better until it starts to yellow. I do use oil gloss outside because it lasts longer in the weather and the sunlight keeps it white anyway. Nice vid I’ll defo consider recommending this to customers

Hey up Phil What's the primer u/c like over existing oil based paints......I'm guessing there's no need for a "barrier" u/c like zinsser 123? Looks a pretty decent product but I really like Johnstones Aqua. Cheers bruv Yorkshire Dave👍👍

Which one would you advise to get between Bedec Soft Gloss Multi-Surface Paint - Soft White or Bedec AQUA-ADVANCED BRILLIANT WHITE GLOSS ? I want to paint all my doors and woodwork in my home a nice bright white that will stay white. Thank you!

Any idea how this or the MSP compares to the allcoat gloss? Specifically is the allcoat gloss mostly acrylic or more hybrid?

How's the adhesion properties like,over existing oil finish,might try this after your honest opinion mate.Ive been using caparol products for a while now with no problem,.

I appreciate this thanks, not used this gloss before and was considering it for my own place (how often do decorators really want to paint their own place? haha) On the previous place I actually just used 1 coat of shellac straight over the top of the old oil-based gloss (no sanding because everything was in great condition anyway) then 1 coat of Colour Trends hybrid gloss (Irish brand) and Ill be honest, it had a high sheen, stayed white and took an absolute battering from me brining my tools in an out all the time and must have had it on 5 years before moving out and it was still in great shape. I do have some test pots of the Bedec actually so I might give it a quick test before committing to it. Only thing I would say is you are looking for better quality paints and still keeping with a cheap brush haha Go try a Corona Kingston or Excalibur and see the difference ;) Thanks again, much appreciated ^_^

Hi so please can u help me decide I'm thinking of painting my front door which is red but I want it white but dont know if I should use this gloss or the multipurpose bedec ??? Please help love watching u even though u r repetitive like me haha u do give some great advise and tips

Hi phil I don't know if you can get colortrend in the uk but it's got a very high gloss finish and its both interior and exterior and covers very well for a white,fleetwood also do an advanced high gloss which I find quite good

When painting using the bedec water base gloss, over an existing gloss door , do you still have to use the undercoat or primer or can you give the door bit of sand the go straight using the bedec gloss, many thanks

Hi Phil can this be sprayed with hvlp ? thanks in advance

Armstead quick drying is the best 👌 👍 😍

Just used Dulux Quick drying gloss, client had bought it before i got the job, worst paint I've ever used, it has the characteristics of oil based even down to drying time still wet 40 mins later in a warm environment, it was like painting with silicone, what the hell has happened to DULUX

What's it spray like in an Airless.?..I do dozens of doors...Mainly Satin finish...looking for a good Gloss product water based

French scheek it's made by the Frenchians lol ,you can also use. Waterbased gloss on bare timber.

Phil what's a nappy bucket ? And what age are you anyway 🤣 Best regards from Millisle County Down

Phil you know aswell as do oil based paint is on the road out one day it's all gonna b water based paints its started already with all the health and safety ave got used to it no more v o cs yea

better off just using standard undercoat and gloss cheaper go's further less coats and better finish

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