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Good morning. My kitchen wall is showing damp marks. I have washed with sugar soap but the marks are still showing. What should I do please.
I hope you will tell me I can do it. I bought a vanity unit online which was supposed to be grey but is more like taupe to me. I decided to paint it to
Hi, I had a leak in my roof and I have fixed it but it left light brown stains on the ceiling. Now after repainting with white emulsion (latex) the stains
We had a decorator in to do our hall. There wr a couple of cracks in ceiling which he filled rubbed down and painted. But the area keeps peeling back .
I have sent for some mdf 15cm (h) and 18mm (d) letters which will spell 2 names. The mdf is stated has being internal but I wish to mount these names outside.
I would like to know if using an elastomeric paint coating over am exterior wall that has already been treated with a urethane waterproofing material will
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I can not get the paste from wallpaper off the wall. Can I paint over it?
I'm painting a large ceiling with white emulsion (latex) and the finish is very patchy. You can see the paint blocks or roller marks down and across
Continue reading "Painting ceilings with emulsion or latex paint"
I have prepared the walls of a bedroom with sugar soap (a cleaner used prior to painting) which is what I usually do first. On applying my first coat
Continue reading "Matt emulsion (or flat latex) will not cover"