What have you been doing today?

[securespark]

They can’t touch water….

 

[securespark]

Ours had..the remaining chuckle brother.

To me, to me...

 

[Brigadier]

Off to London.

Forgot to book my train tickets until Monday, at which point the trainline app marked the train I needed as 1 ticket left.

It's nearly empty..........

 

[Mottie]

Some of the water based paints are very very good, I use Dulux diamond hard quick drying satin, used it on the campervan I did, not heard of your one but looks very impressive. Top job.

It's really good and easy for a clumsy git like me to use. They do other types of paint too. I first used it on our UPVC front door. I used their 'Al fresco' weatherproof chalk paint on it and 3 years later it still looks like a new door.

Thread 'Can I paint this Upvc door?'

16 Dec 2017

Edit: My wife tells me it’s a composite door, not UPVC. What do I know?

As above. Our front door which has been on for about 15 years now is looking like it needs a new coat of paint - it’s definately a lot yellower than the white frame. I think being south facing, the sun has done its worse. Might even change the colour if it’s possible. Can it be painted and if so, what paint(s) would you recommend? If I could paint it I’d take it off, remove furniture, mask up glass, primer/undercoat (if needed) and spray it...

• Mottie
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• Forum: Decorating and Painting

Took me 5 years to research it though…….

 

[Highway Man]

Brush. Dries very quick and very flat.

Stunning job mate, I am going to try on our bedroom wardrobes, we love the colour and that dresser looks 100 times better painted as it now looks very contemporary.