Hi Gerard - Nice work thanks very much - can you please recommend a type of paint for top coat? looking for a satin finish, I'm worried water based won't be hard wearing enough?
Hello 👋Could you suggest a Top quality, durable & scrubbable, water-based paint, I can use for my bathroom, which can withstand moisture exposure 💦 ? it's to paint over old yellowed gloss on wood surfaces which I have already sanded ? Thanks 👍
linssed paint is still the best on bare timber doesn't split or peel just wears off with uv etc straight 1-2 coats maintenance the primer coat will never come off only issue with it is 3 day re coat time
as a sole trader you have to do exteriors in winter otherwise you won't get all your exterior work done in the year and leave customers waiting till next year and quite a few won't wait
I wouldn't add owatrol oil in paint on interiors it makes oil paint go yellow faster I used it in crown next gen gloss and it yellowed much faster than the one without it also it makes the paint softer good for exteriors were it makes the paint more flexible
Thank you for all the great videos Gerald. Ive watch almost all of your vidoes they've helped me a ton. You're a great teacher, whos experience and expertise is obvious and I really appreciate you sharing as much as you do. Merry Christmas Gerald and thank you again.
Hi Gerard, when lining under/for a finish wallpaper, do you line around the window corners (and other external corners for that matter) or do you stop short of the corner bead and leave the actual corner bare? It's just that sometimes I have noticed that having two layers of paper around an external corner can sometimes look a little "lumpy" for want of a better expression. Also have you used the wallrock lining paper (paste the wall?). Many thanks.
Was the piece of paper above the window lined up with the piece below the window? Would have been good to see how upper and lower came together at the other side of the window?
Shows you how to paper round a window (ye know) while telling the old 'interior designor' story. Painters are the only trade who slag off their own kind. I've been one for over 40 years and constantly hear this same story about the hero 'getting recommended' and saving the day. (Ye know) The constant gossip and bitching has dented the confidance of a lot of young guys in the trade, imagine being an apprentice an having to listen to that self agrandising all day : the papering demonstration was secondry to the gossip demonstration, that was what he really wanted to talk about. People in general won't pay what a job is worth, so dont blame the tradesman for having to hurry and save time/material where he can to try to make a profit. There are wee fishwives like this at every company in the country...(ye know) Better suited to sucking up to people than making videos ye know.
You get through them pretty quickly, haha! It's just taken me a whole day to do one of these.I I've only painted once before and my eyesight is not so good now so nightmare.I still haven't done the frame, I've left it for tomorrow, then there's the glass to clean up.God bless painters, I wish I'd married one.
So I’m just wondering, I apply all of my paint with a sprayer but I’ve been trying to learn to paint better by hand. I see you lay everything out with the roller after you use the brush to lay it out. I always get better results with the roller and feel like I just make it worse with the brush. Any advice? Could it be the brush or do you add floetrol or anything to your paint? Great job! Panels look great
Hi milo floetrol would give you more working time with your paint if you order on line roller sleeves from 2 fussy blokes there sleeves give you a perfect smooth finish.
I just bought Farrow and Ball for my house. Absolutely stunning paint to use. I had modern emulsion because the kids would absolutely destroy the dead flat matt I really wanted. What’s the best roller to use with the modern emulsion?
I love your accent… it’s attractive. 😊 Anyway… I just ordered the same 15 lite doors for my home office and will be painting them soon. Thanks for the great video. Wish me luck! 🎉