This guide discusses the differences between water-based and oil-based paints for wood, including their advantages and disadvantages. It also provides information on water-based and oil-based paints for wood, including Crown Trade Fast Flow and Zinsser Allcoat.

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Water Based Paint Advantages	Dry quicker than oil based, Brushes are relatively easy to clean in water, Low odour, Non yellowing, Lower VOC's
Water Based Paint Disadvantages	Can be prone to chipping, Take as long as two weeks to fully harden, Lower sheen levels, The finish achieved at first can be less impressive
Oil Based Paint Advantages	A higher level of sheen can be achieved, As they dry slower, they can achieve less brush strokes and can be easier to work with, Traditionally offer higher durability, Harden much quicker than water based
Oil Based Paint Disadvantages	Comes with an unpleasant odour, Brushes must be cleaned using turps or white spirit, High levels of VOC's, They yellow over time, especially with white shades