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Well you dont say what your going to use, so i will say one litre of satinwood will do it, or one litre of undercoat, and one litre of gloss.

maybe give you an idea

i always do woodwork last, a tip if its a new wooden floor is to mask the floor were the skirting is going, put skirting on tape, paint skirting, when dry, knife the tape lightly were it meets skirting and take off you'll have a nice neat bottom line. other wise paint room how you feel happy with.

it might help if you gave your height. are the holes your drilling 2 mts off the ground, or from the top of the step ladder? do you want to stand on top of step ladder, or half way up? it might also depend on the floor area of room, if small room you could lean step ladder against a wall, then...

so what did you do in the end? did you at least try leyland to see if it was better then wilco, ie opacity, coverage, price, less time.

white leyland matt on cieling touch up dark marks when dry coat over cielings. same with walls in your colour choice.(grey) hesian is nice. woodwork zinser bin then your finish, can use water or oil, oil less brush marks. (i would give bin then two coats of dulux trade water satinwood thow one...

cant see a problem doing that

you could try frog tape down sides paint blue then take of tape. or tell the wife to paint it.

try the carpenters forum, looks to me like a special molding.

you could try bin 123, but if you got rubbish brush or not quick worker (as it drys quickly) forget it and just rubdown.

just to add . thow its to late now. it may have been where he started and finished. i always try to start behind door or small join.

yes that's what i would do, but i would also use an undercoat then gloss, or two coats of gloss.

i use bleach to clean any spillage and to clean brushes out