@Corksfinedtboy going to paint a timber external door the weekend. Well, it’s behind a sliding porch door, so is not subject to the elements. It’s currently either varnished or stained not sure. Can I just sand down and paint over, going to paint it Yellow or would I need to prime it first.
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Medium sand
Water based under coat
2 coats of water based satinwood bud
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That’s it on the door
( that was pine 2 days ago)
And the ceiling/ porch roof
It’s seriously easy,
Water based
And fool proof
( make sure all shine sanded off
Hoover and wash with white spirits before applying)
I’m going doing the same thing when finally finished this fucking driveway
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White undercoat unless you go to a paint shop
They can mix up a yellow one for ya
Cheers mate. Does this come in a Yellow? Will do the frame in white.
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Weather shield for wood and metal is similar
Looks great.
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Era it’s fine tnx
Wasn’t decorated in 20 years
Old woman
Bit as long as she’s happy
Patience required
You have it in paint cans
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The paint you recommend to me a while back goes on very well, skirting came up lovely. Used it on an internal door too. I used it on the pillar tops then, worked out a treat.
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Happy days bud
I’ve been landed with painting the daughters bedroom tomorrow & Sunday. My wife is taking them off to the in-laws for the weekend and the room is to be done by their return.
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If you need help moving the furniture today @Julio_Geordio is available out your side. He works from home and does feck all most days, especially on a Friday.
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i presume you hired a painter and will enjoy some quality time to yourself.
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