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Yes it is an emulsion. Dec

No worries, good luck. Dec

I have already offered you an answer to your decoration probs. Dec

If your corner beads have rusted you should by sanding remove the rust deposits and apply one or two coats of a thinned oil based undercoat, this should stop the staining. Dec

Cutting in is all about practice, and I know this may sound daunting yet the larger the brush the easier it is, a 3 to 4" brush is ideal. Just be sure that you feather out your paint prior to using a roller. Dec

You will need to check with the manufactures, some veneers will not accept a stain/varnish system. Dec

If the bathroom does not have a problem with mould, you could use an Acrylic Eggshell. Dec

On the proviso that your pointing is sound you should not encounter any problems. Dec

Do you have a pressure washer, that should shift it, just dont hold the jet to close to the brickwork. Dec

Another option would be to line the wall with around 1200 grade paper. Dec

Harsh abrasion can scratch the plaster and in certain cases can show through your paint. Dec

Not an easy question to answer, yet as a general rule of thumb the other walls should match the background of your paper thus allowing the bolder colours to provide the feature. When I said match I meant blend. Dec

Impossible to say without being able to view both the room and the wallcovering, my advice at this stage would be to try and establish a feature wall with your choosen design. Dec

Worry not mate, we will get there :wink: Dec

I dread to think about it joe. Dec

I'm doing ok mate, the workload is not really plentiful yet the the backlog of exteriors is vast. This Summer has been such a wet one it seems to be a rather uphill battle, if work for you does not increase within the coming weeks send me a pm mate. Take care, Dec

dcdec, Spot on mate. Dec

The first application will always produce a patchy finish, you should have thinned the contract around 15 to 20%. lightly sand the walls and dust off then carry on with your finish coats thinning by around 5%, and you should be fine. Dec

The first application will always produce a patchy finish, you should have thinned the contract around 15 to 20%. lightly sand the walls and dust off then carry on with your finish coats thinning by around 5%, and you should be fine. Dec

Firstly stay clear of pva, google up esp primer thats what you need. Dec