Leyland Trade Fast Drying Paint Brilliant White 2.5Ltr (88133)

Hello Nn10 Yes, you would require the Leyland Trade Fast Dry Undercoat as well as the chosen Fast Dry Satin or Gloss. Most untreated pine is quite knotty, so utilise a knotting solution on those areas, once dry, the timber is ready for priming. Dilute an amount of the Fast Dry Undercoat (10% or 100ml water per litre of paint) apply this to the timber and allow to dry. The timber will fur up slightly, so abrade using an appropriate grade of sandpaper, take care not to remove the coating. Once this is done, simply apply an undiluted coat of the Fast Dry Undercoat, and allow to dry. Again lightly abrade to create a key, and a smoother surface. Once dry apply your chosen Fast Dry top coats. Thank you

Hello Jamesk000 The Fast Dry Satin or Gloss is perfectly fine to use in this situation. The product is usually hard enough after a couple of days, to place items on, however to be sure leave it 7 - 10 days. Thank you

Thank you for your enquiry, if the surface is suitably primed or previously painted it can be applied to a stones surface, but not direct to bare.

Hello Lenora Unfortunately Screwfix do not have this facility. Thank you