You really love your job and that's great to see. No better feeling than looking back at your work and seeing a job well done. As my uncle used to say to me when I was young was 'if you're going to do a job do it right first time' 👍
Yes Simon, your uncle was right. Having the skills to transform things is really useful and seeing the finished results does make you feel good. Should take more before and after photo`s but keep forgetting.
Brilliant!!!! I am just about to paint my kitchenette window and id forgotten how to do it, so thank for this. Last time i did a wooden window was my bathroom, and it dried too quickly and left loads of brushmarks, I ended up having to sand them. So great now I know the best way to paint correctly and be brave enough to paint after the sanding and filling and sanding! So i feel brave enough to paint now!!Thanks for this!
I always use a lining Fitch in the corners Aubrey,it keeps those angles and lines nice and sharp! Must say that stained windows and other woodwork in modern houses has definitely had its day! Matter of taste I know but I always try and talk customers into having them painted just like yours! 😘
Hi Kathy, good tip about the lining Fitch. Have you tried the pointed sash brushes, I couldn't really get on with them. I agree that painting the stained windows white is the way to go 😃
Like you Aubrey I can’t see the point of sash brushes but prefer the flat 20 mm fitches! I always have a good supply as they’re definitely invaluable. 😘
Hi Aubrey. You done this video painting 3 years ago. Since then can you now recommend the best paint for wooden window frames . Im about to paint my sash ? windows? Primer and paint ? Whitest durable lasting ?
Sash windows get a lot of wear so oil based paints are harder wearing. However, if you also want them to say white and not discolour you could try a tough water based satin like Dulux Diamond Satinwood.
im a bit skeptical on the zinsser 123 says its good for melamine and plastic and you can just scratch it off with barley any pressure with a finger nail done the same with oil undercoat as a test and the oil undercoat adhered really well to both melamine and plastic without any prep
How do you keep the paint off of the actual glass when painting wood??? I’m having a lot of trouble. I’ve used tape to like it and I never get a straight line
i find the mainstream purdy brushes in U.K. the bristles are to stiff for these zinsser paints i think a 100% nylon brush will be best for better coverage like a purdy nylox etc.
Hi, I normally use linseed oil putty for this. It is cheap and you can use it straight from the tub. Alternatively you could use a bit of 2 pack car body filler as it is waterproof. I hope that helps 😊
One of the main advantages of these paints is that they do not turn yellow after time. They dry quickly, better for the environment but are not as hard wearing as their oil based alternatives.
It’s not the brush it’s a “driver” . I was using Purdy brush brushes years ago but they are crap now. Fleetwood brushes are great for cut it in and for price
We tried filming this when the sun wasn't out but the camera made it look too dark. This did make it more difficult but the finished product did look good.
You really love your job and that's great to see. No better feeling than looking back at your work and seeing a job well done. As my uncle used to say to me when I was young was 'if you're going to do a job do it right first time' 👍
Yes Simon, your uncle was right. Having the skills to transform things is really useful and seeing the finished results does make you feel good. Should take more before and after photo`s but keep forgetting.
Brilliant!!!! I am just about to paint my kitchenette window and id forgotten how to do it, so thank for this. Last time i did a wooden window was my bathroom, and it dried too quickly and left loads of brushmarks, I ended up having to sand them. So great now I know the best way to paint correctly and be brave enough to paint after the sanding and filling and sanding! So i feel brave enough to paint now!!Thanks for this!
That is great news, hope all goes well for you 😊
@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating thanks, i'll let you know!!
Very professional, thanks for the advice Aubrey.
I always use a lining Fitch in the corners Aubrey,it keeps those angles and lines nice and sharp! Must say that stained windows and other woodwork in modern houses has definitely had its day! Matter of taste I know but I always try and talk customers into having them painted just like yours! 😘
Hi Kathy, good tip about the lining Fitch. Have you tried the pointed sash brushes, I couldn't really get on with them. I agree that painting the stained windows white is the way to go 😃
Like you Aubrey I can’t see the point of sash brushes but prefer the flat 20 mm fitches! I always have a good supply as they’re definitely invaluable. 😘
Hi Aubrey. You done this video painting 3 years ago. Since then can you now recommend the best paint for wooden window frames . Im about to paint my sash ? windows? Primer and paint ? Whitest durable lasting ?
Sash windows get a lot of wear so oil based paints are harder wearing. However, if you also want them to say white and not discolour you could try a tough water based satin like Dulux Diamond Satinwood.
Another useful video, you're the best Aubrey.
Will you do videos on painting outside weatherboards?
Thank you Tim, if I get the opportunity then I will make a video on this topic 😊
im a bit skeptical on the zinsser 123 says its good for melamine and plastic and you can just scratch it off with barley any pressure with a finger nail done the same with oil undercoat as a test and the oil undercoat adhered really well to both melamine and plastic without any prep
Thank you so much. Really good video, very helpful
Glad it was helpful, hope all goes well with the decorating 😊
Good stuff! Will you do a video on painting mahogany stair spindles and rails etc and also painting mahogany front doors in different colors!?
Hi Neo, yes decorating a staircase is one which I do hope to cover in the future 😊
Great video, about to do that too!
Thank you Ace 😊
Brilliant video keep them coming
Thanks 👍
How do you keep the paint off of the actual glass when painting wood??? I’m having a lot of trouble. I’ve used tape to like it and I never get a straight line
the best thing you can is learn how to cut in until you can painting will be hard work for you especially windows etc
Thank you. Very helpful.
You're welcome Katy, hope all goes well with the decorating 😊
i find the mainstream purdy brushes in U.K. the bristles are to stiff for these zinsser paints i think a 100% nylon brush will be best for better coverage like a purdy nylox etc.
What sort of filler would you use of it's opening between glass and wood please?
Hi, I normally use linseed oil putty for this. It is cheap and you can use it straight from the tub. Alternatively you could use a bit of 2 pack car body filler as it is waterproof. I hope that helps 😊
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating thank you
Does that water-based satin turn yellow after time
One of the main advantages of these paints is that they do not turn yellow after time. They dry quickly, better for the environment but are not as hard wearing as their oil based alternatives.
Thank you 👍
You are welcome 😊
surely the stain will bleed thru , always undercoat/stain block
It is a stain blocker.
What brush is that PLEASE
I was using Purdy Monarch Elite brushes. It is cheapest to buy a set of these when they are on offer.
It’s not the brush it’s a “driver” . I was using Purdy brush brushes years ago but they are crap now. Fleetwood brushes are great for cut it in and for price
We birds chirping in the background 😂
It is like watching paint dry
worst time to paint these is when the sun is shining through the window also a sash brush I find is better
What a mess your cutting in is haha
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I Heat painting window frames when the sun shines on ya.
We tried filming this when the sun wasn't out but the camera made it look too dark. This did make it more difficult but the finished product did look good.