Hi all,
My parent's house was freshly rendered last July (July 2011). The weather changed before it would be given a lick of paint. I suspect I might have to do it, as I have a few other outgoings that have priority.
Can you give me an idea of how to set about painting this Ground floor and first floor house, please? There is no damage, the walls are flat. The pipe work can be navigated around.
They want a brilliant white or old English white, by the sounds of it.
I understand that the entire wall surface needs brushing to remove loose grains. There is no algal blooming that I can see.
There is a point where water is hitting the wall from the gutter, this will be dealt with. BUT, can I simply paint over this or wait until the summer heat (!!) dries this damp spot of render.
What is considered the BEST paint to use? I can brush or roller.
Thank You (AGAIN)
My parent's house was freshly rendered last July (July 2011). The weather changed before it would be given a lick of paint. I suspect I might have to do it, as I have a few other outgoings that have priority.
Can you give me an idea of how to set about painting this Ground floor and first floor house, please? There is no damage, the walls are flat. The pipe work can be navigated around.
They want a brilliant white or old English white, by the sounds of it.
I understand that the entire wall surface needs brushing to remove loose grains. There is no algal blooming that I can see.
There is a point where water is hitting the wall from the gutter, this will be dealt with. BUT, can I simply paint over this or wait until the summer heat (!!) dries this damp spot of render.
What is considered the BEST paint to use? I can brush or roller.
Thank You (AGAIN)