Paint Peeling Off Newel Post And Handrail
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- Paint peeling off newel post and handrail it's important to sand and clean the grease off before you paint.
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I've found that in houses where people use a lot of hand lotions, the oils in them can act as a slow solvent for oil based paints.
A clear lacquer coat (car body lacquer) can prevent this.
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Something I wanted to know.. You explained very well. Thanks mate. Good job
Thank you
Thanks for the info, I'm going to do this to my banisters this weekend. Nice tutorial.
Thanks.
The same happened to our stair rail and newel Post. The previous owners did a quick paint of lots of surfaces with a water based paint (semi gloss) over gloss with no prep at all. We have so much work ahead of us to strip and prep the whole staircase/railings for a long lasting repaint. They’ve done it to windowsills and some of the door too. 😭😭😭
Tracey Bradshaw oh no, not good I've come across jobs like that. No easy solution. You may find a bucket of warm water and a scrubbing brush possible will work, depends how well it's on.
Same problem I'm having. It is so bad I am pulling yards of paint off only to reveal perfect wood underneath. Wth. To be honest it is making my job of getting the paint off easy but I'm pissed as hell at the amount of painting I have to do now because people are too lazy to do the correct prep. Grrr
Lovely job mate. I’m fed up keep painting that ball on top now I shall prime it first , I prefer to use water based quick dry paint as my house is busy and everyone ends up with gloss on them even the dog grrrr.
Barry Boyd Thanksb Oil is harder wearing better doing it just before you go on holiday lol.
Very well explained. Thanks. Thinking of sanding all and going right down to the wood. Once at the wood do i add something? Feel like just going wood. My kids throw toys downstairs and slide down etc x
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Thank you .
I've got cracked paint at the bottom of the rails on my staircase, all the way up :( - Is the only way to sand back to wood and then prime?
Just started mahogany stair spindle that customer wants done white satin, someone has put staiin over varnish, nightmare, have had to scrape off & light sand, what would you recommend? Go for Bin , or straight to dulux u/coat?have priced for 2 dukux u/coat & 2 oil satin
Great video I live in a townhouse so I have 2 lots of stairs to do over the years I have painted and painted over the gloss. It’s peeling and looks awful now so I went to start from the beginning. What advice would you give I like the gloss look but I also love the white normal paint look if that makes sense. Any advice? Also can. I use an electric hand sander?
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Good video! I used water based gloss on my kitchen door and stairs hand rail, it is also peeling off and sticky especially by the door handles. Would be primer help if I do what you did, and can I still use water based gloss again on them as it drys quick and there's less smell to it than oil based gloss.help appreciated thank you.
Yes strip peeling paint remove grease prime and you can use water based gloss.
Thanks for your advice👍
Great video. What the best paint to keep true white? My doors and stairs have turned yellow over the years...😬
Thank you oil satinwood stays white longer .. some good water based satins about.... Zinsser Dulux Crown
Are there any kink of masks for when working all day with oil based gloss?
Wish you could come do mine . The people who lived in my house before me they did the banister I like a dark brown paint or varnish or what ever the hell it is then someone else moved in and painted over it white then I moved in and give it a sand saw it was brown and just primed it and then put mid sheen satin wood paint it’s chips and flakes so much the hand banister get super mucky as well don’t no what the hell to do with it x
Not easy... you will have to strip the handrail and any other parts which are chipped.. oil primer thinned of a little so it penertrates into the wood for a good foundation.. then oil top coats will be the best hard wearing paint. Thanks
Hi yeah bin is fantastic , do you sometimes put a oil based undercoat on top of the bin then gloss or 2 bin and 1 gloss ? What gloss do you like using i use dulux trade
Yes B.I.N. is one of the best new paints of recent times speeds up some jobs. And prefer if I can to use oil undercoat and oil gloss especially on a handrail. Dulux trade very good gloss.
@@PaintingandDecorating hi which satin paint would you recommend for handrail? Oil or water based? And which primmer would be best to use for satin paint please
Hi I’m planning to paint my banisters gloss black .. do I need to apply anything for protection afterwards?
No your gloss is the finish .
How would you rate Dulux Professional Undercoat (wood/metal) compared to Zinsser BIN? I have to do a similar job, just sanding back now, will be water based Leyland Satin for topcoat. Got tins of both.
Would always use oil undercoat where I could better coverage and opacity. Only use B.I.N. if necessary bare wood.
@@PaintingandDecorating cheers fella, advice much appreciated.
I won’t use oil based paint now. Yellows too quick. I’m not sure if dulux have fixed the quick yellowing problem yet. But at least water based gloss won’t turn yellow. It’s a compromise I guess.
Water based is ok for darker rooms with not much natural light. Make sure it's 100% water based not a hybrid which will yellow. Oil satinwood is what I like to use.
Will be yellow in a months time, great stuff OB but think WB is the way forward nowadays.
WB is ok in places but you will not get the same shine and flat finish.
And it can yellow but on that job the doors have been painted for over 2 years lasting very well. Dark rooms with not much natural light it yellows fast. Also oil based had problems few years back went yellow so fast was really bad. The problem has now been sorted it' not as bad.
Painting and Decorating looks like you need a fresh tin of gloss or you've got bits in your brush. I use lot of zinsser bin brilliant product. I've tried loads of water based gloss none of them anywhere near as good as oil based gloss.
Paint was clean had just strained but its not easy to stop bits. You may get hairs from the brush. Water based is good has lots of benefits.
+Andrew Bell Have to agree. Recently been using dulux trade WB satinwood. Had a lot of trouble with it at first, but a 5L tin needed using on site. A touch of floetrol and a good, well sanded undercoat gives a very nice finish reminiscent of OB. WB has come a long way and I hope it'll only improve.
whats the best gloss you can use for wood work (interiore) thanks.
If you're using water based RONSEAL INTERIOR WHITE GLOSS PRIMER & PAINT or if you're using oil based then Dulux Trade High Gloss Pure Brilliant White.
@@PaintingandDecorating i can vouch for you on this dulux trade high gloss is amazing
Sorry, I’m confused, I need to refinish a staircase (spindles and bannister) - am I right in thinking wipe with meths, sand down, 1 x coat of BIN primer, then 1x coat of brilliant white gloss?
It’s a narrow Victorian hallway, no natural light or windows, which gloss would you recommend to buy?
Thank you!! X
If your staircase is already painted then you only need to clean sand undercoat light sand then gloss.. Dulux or Crown do good oil based gloss.
Painting and Decorating Thank you! Would you recommend a traditional oil gloss over the satinwood type finishes for durability and finish?
@@SDF-ii4ig Personally I prefer satinwood oil to gloss. gloss shows more imperfections
Painting and Decorating fantastic - thank you!
Someone give me advice please on how to take paint off my stair railing. Iv got like 2/3 layers of old paint on spindles/railing/egg. Paint stripper really makes a mess.
No easy way you can sand parts but paint stripper for those hard to reach areas.
Naeem Ahmed use a heat gun to remove the old paint
Could you finish with a water-based Satinwood also ?
Yes, although some paints are not as hard wearing.. especially with grease off hands.. thanks
Hi there, in order to get a professional smooth looking would you recommend sand the whole stairs till remove old pinted shine ?
I am thinking to buy that electric slim belt sanding silverline ... what you would recommended to do? in advance... thank you very much Jessy ☺
If your woodwork is smooth all you have to do is give it a light sand with some fine sandpaper to remove the shine. Always wear a mask.
Thank you so much !... will follow your advice 👍🙄
I use water base for my woodworker what brand do u recommend. Excellent work great vids. Tony ere
Ronseal is good.
if your going to use water based paint use eggshell .
Iam a professional painter in the USA for over 25yrs, I have never worked with anyone who goes the extra mile on perp work as you do, you do great work my friend.
Ps does the smell of oil base paint bother you i notice that you don't wear a mask.
I don't really dont mind the smell of bin, but oil is pretty bad at least the oil base products in the states.
Thanks
Ken
Thanks, Ken. I always have the windows open if possible. And sometimes I wear a mask in enclosed spaces, P3 mask for VOC's But also now it's more water-based undercoats and gloss. Dry's fast no smell put things like curtains back same day as you gloss.
Nine tenths of a Decoraters work is perpetuation.
This is why i always say with decorating 80% prep 20 % finish lol
Yes
I used liquid gloss is that good
Yes.. as long as it's oil based it will wear okay.. waterbased is no good for handrails.. thanks
Won't oil based gloss go yellow?
Yes over time 2 to 3 years depending on natural light... more hardwaring though. Thanks
What kind of primer did you say? Automatic captions saying "bin primer" - is that right words?
B.I.N. primer from Zinsser
Hi there, is the BIN primer the best in the market for priming stairs/spindles because iv got a Dulux eggshell primer instead.
Not sure they do an eggshell primer. Eggshell is a finish not a primer Dulux do wood primers and metal primers. If you have Dulux eggshell and it's for painted woodwork just do your preparation and two coats of eggshell.
Hey thanks. Iv just finished off sanding my stairs, railing, spindles and i need to prime it. Is BIN the best to use prior to painting
@@nash7961 B.I.N. is good but if your staircase is new wood your better to use an oil based wood primer. Treat any knots.... you can use B.I.N. for this. B.I.N. is good over grease if your staircase is already painted.. But it's not brilliant white so best to undercoat as well for a top finish.
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Did you use a heat gun on that newel cap?
No it was just sanded down.
Last time i used oil based gloss I could not stand the fumes Why is it so toxic? I am sure it never used to be that bad
Always been the same white spirit smell. Thanks
hallo mate, we have a staircase in a mahogany colour that we want to gloss white. Would 2 coats of Bin work for that and a gloss on top or what would you do?
Yes it would perfect for going over Knots and stains. Have got another video called, How to change a wood stained staircase to white gloss check that out should be helpful. Thanks
British people and their Artex and Gloss Painted walls... Yes, I'm UK... I hate the aforementioned. It's disgusting... Much better with real wood, or just Matte Paint
Shame oil turns yellow
True, but if there's enough natural light, it stays white for a good while. Better finish with oil more hard wearing.
Painting and Decorating I'm always spraying oil based on woodwork I've only used water based enamel a handful of times, you can't get the same gloss level or feel or depth with water based as far as I've seen,
True.
wouldn't you sand it first then clean it with soap water, them methylated spirit.