To the left are plastic fittings.
To the right is salt glazed pipe.
I want to paint the lot in Leyland waterbased gloss that I have lying around.
I know it's not ideal, but would it look neat and tidy painted, or not worth it?
Painting a bathroom waste pipe - not ideal
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To the left are plastic fittings.
To the right is salt glazed pipe.
I want to paint the lot in Leyland waterbased gloss that I have lying around.
I know it's not ideal, but would it look neat and tidy painted, or not worth it?
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The right is lead pipe - that doesn't take paint well, hence the patches where it's flaked off in the past. then you've got flexible butyl ? and stainless steel straps. Then the plastic. None are good for painting- particularly with a water based gloss.
The right is lead pipe - that doesn't take paint well, hence the patches where it's flaked off in the past. then you've got flexible butyl ? and stainless steel straps. Then the plastic. None are good for painting- particularly with a water based gloss.
Good analysis but what in the way of solutions?
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