varnishing paint.... can you?
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yes you can.
as you seem to be starting to do a bit of general DIY, i would recommend getting a book such as the collins DIY manual. it helped me out no end as i was clueless before buying my current house:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Collins-Complete-Manual-Al...
as you seem to be starting to do a bit of general DIY, i would recommend getting a book such as the collins DIY manual. it helped me out no end as i was clueless before buying my current house:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Collins-Complete-Manual-Al...
shirt said:
yes you can.
as you seem to be starting to do a bit of general DIY, i would recommend getting a book such as the collins DIY manual. it helped me out no end as i was clueless before buying my current house:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Collins-Complete-Manual-Al...
I would... but... I already have the DIY Store (anyone remember the store) version of it... just waiting for a mate to give it back, but he is on the farm this weekend and so cant do simple lookups like this....as you seem to be starting to do a bit of general DIY, i would recommend getting a book such as the collins DIY manual. it helped me out no end as i was clueless before buying my current house:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Collins-Complete-Manual-Al...
Satin/gloss/matt varnish are all ok I take it?
Dupont666 said:
I have some newly painted cupboard doors and wouldnt mind keeping them in nice condition, so no marks from objects/water/oil.
Is there something I can coat the painted surface in to make it sealed from the above issues?
Is it conincidence or bitter irony that your namesake specialises in sealant, polymers and stain resistant stuff like this!?Is there something I can coat the painted surface in to make it sealed from the above issues?
eldar said:
Me too!Funny enough i just got the DVD a couple of weeks ago...along with Two Lane Blacktop...Easy Rider...
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