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Lines left from mini roller. How can I get rid of them?

The plugs didnt fallout on last one. Its got to come out. So if plugs stay in should be no problem?

If I unscrew this rollerblind from wall, will the screws gig back into the plugs no problem?

Are you supposed to use dustsheets over everything in the room? Also, how you stop them falling off worktops etc? How u clean them and stop all the crap falling off onto floor ? I

Shall I scrape out the flaky bits then put caulk in? Regarding the filler, is it best to water down paint so a primer then use zinza on top of that or use zinza straight onto the fresh filler?

Can i just paint the zinza over the first coatc

There are lots of cracks under the coving.. Shall I just paint over it wh en cutting in?

Or seal it with zinza?

Been filling holes then sanding but as in photo white from filler has come through first coat. Do I need to sand all filler back except stuff intended holes or lines?

Can never cut in on the coving peffectly straightly. Any tips?

Worth filling these tiny holes? . The depth is only one or two layers of emulsion

My decorator friend said it was risky because of the chance of it not going back right?

Is this right? Taking them off the door lining then putting them back won't be a problem will it? Just take last screw out in top hinge I guess

I said that but I was overruled. That's what I thought about sanding , my mum thinks that years of different layers had made it too thick and wanted it taken back to the wo

Yeah but the wood under the tiles is only wet at the bottom where the water is supposed to drip off. Guttering the answer?

Wouldn't it look better if taken back to the wood? Yeah it was lots of grief. Stunk the place out and took ages. I have put on knotting stuff. 3 days work

Wood guttering stop the wood just under the roof on this summerhouse from rotting. It's currently very wet. The wood the tiles are on. I think it's coming under the tiles and back into wood and it's drenched.

Was going to take the paint back to wood using paint remover, paint it on then leave it then scrape it. Regarding doors, I need to sand it then paint it. How do you paint it best? With a brush around edges then mini roller? Thinly applied?

Silly question, could I have fixed this better? Think the bits that are supposed to be on it are broken.

OK will screw a bit of wood on inside where screws are for more thickness to screw into. If the wheel boxing isn't supporting the weight of the shelves, what will? They're going to be heavy so the side ply won't take the weight, if I screw into that. That will just stop it falling...