That’s for sure boss.
@Corksfinedtboy my man, can you recommend a product to spray paint a stainless steel gas fire surround. Surround can be easily removed. We inherited the Gas Fire when we bought the house and it’s brutal looking but fire is newish and very good so don’t want to replace it.
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Main thing is a proper primer
And ref heat you’ll need at lest 2 coats of primer,
Let it dry properly in between coats
We’ve used similar in pharma
But being honest u can paint anything with anything once primed properly
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Welcome
Like my new apprentice 
Biggest Great Dane I’ve seen
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@Corksfinedtboy another one for you…
I’ll be painting the timber staircase over the Christmas. It’s a varnished pine job, no risers.
The colour I’ll use is off-white.
Sand it down first?
Prime?
Two top coats, light sand in between?
Any particular recommendation on paint type for hard wearing exposure?
Looking to balance effort/finish 
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I’d leave that job wait. Have done it. Frustratingly slow and repetitive.
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Sand it
Medium s paper
Undercoat
Sand
Under coat until the dark shadow is gone,
I’d recommend water based
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Ohhh Fc sorry I didn’t read that correctly
Same method but I’d use oil based instead of water based
Especially if heavy traffic areas
I used pure grip primer/ undercoat
Lovely job.
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Nightmare though tbh
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That was originally all dark wood
Thanks I earned my bobs
2 ball breakers i never want to see again
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Is this french door missing a panel on the bottom? Savage draft coming in and the builder isnt answering his phone the cunt
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What’s so great about Porcelanosa tiles?
Fair gap alright
Just superb quality materials really,
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