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Belrose
Hi people !
Giving 'puns' a rest and returning to the work !
We have a load of MDF pre-primed skirting to paint (not fixed). We would of course love to use a small roller on the flat part of the skirting, just brushing the moulded top. We have used Dulux Satinwood on the other paintwork (brushed) and fortunately read the back of the tin again before getting some more for the skirtings. It doesn't look as if this paint would be suitable for rollering ? Although it is thickish it doesn't actually say 'non-drip' or thixotropic' on the tin. Obviously we would like the skirting to look much the same finish as the other paintwork so is the answer to get eggshell as this is slightly glossy ? But is eggshell "rollerable" ?
I could look at the backs of tins in a paint store but an experienced 'professional' opinion would be better !
Thanks.
Giving 'puns' a rest and returning to the work !
We have a load of MDF pre-primed skirting to paint (not fixed). We would of course love to use a small roller on the flat part of the skirting, just brushing the moulded top. We have used Dulux Satinwood on the other paintwork (brushed) and fortunately read the back of the tin again before getting some more for the skirtings. It doesn't look as if this paint would be suitable for rollering ? Although it is thickish it doesn't actually say 'non-drip' or thixotropic' on the tin. Obviously we would like the skirting to look much the same finish as the other paintwork so is the answer to get eggshell as this is slightly glossy ? But is eggshell "rollerable" ?
I could look at the backs of tins in a paint store but an experienced 'professional' opinion would be better !
Thanks.