Solver Trims

Clean & Fresh look – Lightly sanded and painted with mineral based undercoat, 2 coats solver ultra trim white gloss (Some pieces needed 3 coats) Good advice from Wattyl at Aspley-1st day sand, 2nd day undercoat, 3rd day final coats (2hrs drying time between coats) Show details

Love this stuff – I am in Melbourne, where the weather has big variations, real winters and real summers (average range from 2 degrees Celsius to 40 degrees Celsius on average) I have been using this paint for a number of years now, mostly on refurbishing unloved furniture, such as tallboys, chests of drawers, tables, and blanket boxes. All composed of timber, and… Read more

also, dark wood furniture items. This paint really makes the pieces POP, wow, bright white and shiny. It is my experience, that as with any painting, prep is the key. Surface prep is so very important, what undercoats are used is very important, and how many undercoats is very important. I am one to use a quality 3 in one, then two coats of cheaper quality undercoat, and then the Solver Trims High Gloss Enamel. So before the super white Solver Trims High Gloss Enamel goes on the surface of the item to be painted, has to be really EVEN solid flat white. in my experience, this give totally awesome results. the paint is super hardy, and very glossy. I have also done a couple of house renovations, and have used this product on the window trims, door trims, skirting boards, and even kitchen cupboards. Again, prep is the key, it does take more time to do the multiple undercoats, but the result is eye poppingly beautiful. So far, (three years for the first one, and 6 months for the second reno) they have remained totally white and look great. Also, a little good quality thinners is needed, depending on weather extremes Donna K :-)