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Sorry having a brainstorm when i wrote that post........ what i meant to say was anyone used Dulux weathershield MASONARY PAINT.. Sorry :oops:

Hi all.. anybody used Dulux weathershied lately... got a customer who has brought it and wondered what its like to apply?

Hey Zampa..if you cant take it then dont dish it! :lol:

Your welcome Slick..most deckis (and Zampa) will be glad to help :wink: Good luck with your project!

Now now boys, no name calling its not nice, if you dont stop it Ill make you both stand in the corner! :lol: Especially you Zampa, your not to big to................... :wink:

I also understand where your coming from "Third eye" but, until the manufactures of a product specifically inform me by way of written information either on the tin or any written information that i cannot ] use their product over a certain substrate then i will go ahead and do what is...

Hey Slick.. Just to keep you updated on that painting over varnish job i mentioned.. Finished it this week..gave ceilings a through abrading then used the Dulux supergrip as mentioned before....covered realy well... then gave it 2 coats of Acrylic eggshell .. looks good so far... will...

'Asking a decorator (and papergirl!) ' OI you, watch your back matey! Your not to big to chuck on the floor you know! :lol:

I agree with Zampa on this..I tend to leave solvent based paint overnight in the ariring cupboard in the winter if im using it the next day. :wink:

From the Master of course. :wink:

Hi Slick, now theres a coincidence, as from tomorrow im doing actually the same job that your looking at! Now the way i see it youv got a few options, some more expensive than orthers..but in in all cases you have to abrade the wood very well first. you can then use a product called...

I was just going to ask that question Zampa, you beat me to it. :)

You win :oops:

Dont tell me your shy! :twisted:

You must have had quite an exiting week then Zampa! Care to share it with the rest of us? :wink:

Thought you were strong, it is the funny smell that gives you away. :lol:

Sad realy, they say the memory is one of the first things to go! :cry:

Nor me :lol:

Yes its true, synthetic is better with emulsion but Purdy also make pure bristle brushes which will give you a much better finish for gloss. It is worth having a gander at the following site, they'v got a catalouge for you to browse through. http://www.purdycorp.com/catalog/brushes/

I also like Purdy, but they are not to everyones taste, iv heard a certain person whose name i will withhold but begins with Z, describe them as 'like trying to cut in with a wet piece of cod'. :wink: