Decorating Tools - "Must Haves"
Discussion
So I am about to embark on a decorating project.
This time its painting outside wooden windows, doors, soffit and fascia boards.
The paint has been sorted - Zinsser AllCoat Satin (oil based) and Ronseal WoodStain for the hardwood front door.
The windows are sash so no primer just two coats of AllCoat.
I'm removing the sash windows and using MDF to board up the windows while sanding frames.
The windows will be sanded and re-painted on a workbench.
I just need the collective PH suggestions on stuff I need to make this work run smoothly.
List so far
paint kettles and liners
paint brush magnet
step ladder platform
frogtape for glass
tape dispenser
peel stop and wood filler (for those bad areas)
I would like suggestions for best brushes and rollers as well as best masking tape for brick work.
Any other "must have tools" to make this work easier.
eg - something like this
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/306366531761?var=0&...
This time its painting outside wooden windows, doors, soffit and fascia boards.
The paint has been sorted - Zinsser AllCoat Satin (oil based) and Ronseal WoodStain for the hardwood front door.
The windows are sash so no primer just two coats of AllCoat.
I'm removing the sash windows and using MDF to board up the windows while sanding frames.
The windows will be sanded and re-painted on a workbench.
I just need the collective PH suggestions on stuff I need to make this work run smoothly.
List so far
paint kettles and liners
paint brush magnet
step ladder platform
frogtape for glass
tape dispenser
peel stop and wood filler (for those bad areas)
I would like suggestions for best brushes and rollers as well as best masking tape for brick work.
Any other "must have tools" to make this work easier.
eg - something like this
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/306366531761?var=0&...
I'd buy Purdy brushes despite the high price. Monarch XL Elite are my favourite as I'm an oil based fan but they are fine with other paints. The price means you just have to clean them properly!
I buy a gallon of cellulose thinners for that, which can be re-used if you wish.
Good luck!
I buy a gallon of cellulose thinners for that, which can be re-used if you wish.
Good luck!
Drogo said:
I prefer the folding one, it ends up living in my pocket - but yes, great shout. These are good for plastering, filling and painting around switches & sockets.
Safetyshield SSD270 Double Gang Disposable Sockitz
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Safetyshield-SSD270-Doubl...
Single gang also available.
Safetyshield SSD270 Double Gang Disposable Sockitz
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Safetyshield-SSD270-Doubl...
Single gang also available.
Greenmantle said:
I would like suggestions for best brushes and rollers as well as best masking tape for brick work.
Any other "must have tools" to make this work easier.
eg - something like this
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/306366531761?var=0&...
Treat brushed and rollers as disposable, as for tape for brick, im not sure such a thing exists, a steady hand is all thats needed, the only thing i ever use tape on is carpet, as a missed stroke can ruin a carpet, eveyrthing else a damp cloth works.Any other "must have tools" to make this work easier.
eg - something like this
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/306366531761?var=0&...
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