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Flexigloss

Anybody know how much it costs for one of these machines, bet its not cheap. Why have the extra expense when you get a deccie to do the job.

Jontex is what you need, only available from trade centres & is only available in a very limited amount of colours

Simple solution, Go to a Crown Decorating Centre, they'll have the correct colour (or should have) on there tinting system.

Sounds to me like you get the ingredients in a tin & your expected to mix it together yourself :shock:

PPG springs to mind :wink:

At nearly 50 quid for a 3.65 Litre tin as opposed to less that 20 quid, I know which one I'd be using :wink:

Agree with Robbie, No need to use expensive Zinnser when all you need is oil based undercoat

Johnstone's Flortred now available in 15,000 different colours. Women drivers who like to adorn there cars with pink items can now have a sexy pink garage floor :lol:

Breezer where are you getting your diesel from, 3 quid a gallon, would you like to double it to more like 6 quid mate LOL

Eggshell is the orginal kitchen & bathroom which is only used on woodwork because its a cheaper option to satinwood, but has a slightly higher sheen level than satinwood.

DIY roller s are 1 1/2" diameter whilst Trade rollers 1 3/4" diameter

You don't happen to work for a certain trade centre do you :wink:

All the F&B colours have been matched by Johnstones 8)

the OP says he's already used decking oil & wasn't happy with it

DO WHAT?????? Never ever put vinyl emulsions, wether watered down or not onto bare plaster. Leyland Super Leytex is not a High Opacity matt Emulsion, its an obliterating emulsion which is intended for use on bare plaster by brush or roller.

Johnstone's are doing a new Decking stain which is available in four colours: Rich Teak; Spanish Cedar; Natural Oak and Chestnut Brown or you could use a matt woodstain which is just as good.

Vinyl Silk on doors???? :lol: Gloss on mould???? :lol: I've seen enough, I'm out of here :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I can vouch for this working, I done it myself a few years ago with powder grout mix without a problem in a bathroom

Johnstone Self cleaning would be ideal for damp areas such as ponds & pool areas. Self Cleaning uses rain to wash dirt off, unlike normal masonary. If you do need to clean it your self with water you don't have to use a pressure washer, only a hose pipe. Johnstone's Self cleaning only needs 1...