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Take the time to prepare before you paintWhile most painting projects begin with a trip to your local Prominent Paint or Decorating Centre to gather supplies, there's a lot more to bear in mind than paint and a paintbrush. |
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Prepare wood for painting or sealingThere are those that prefer to stain and seal window frames, and those that would like to paint wooden window frames. Both provide a good seal on wood - provided it's done properly. |
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Why does paint blister or peelThere are many reason why paint failure can occur, but moisture is a common cause of peeling or blistering paint on both interior and exterior walls. If you notice blistering or peeling paint on walls you need to address this problem before preparation and painting. |
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Prepare surfaces before paintingBefore you start any painting project you will need to inspect the surfaces to determine what types of finishes or products have been previously used to help you select the correct primer, sealer, base or topcoat required. |
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Tips for smooth doorsIf you're still painting interior doors with a paintbrush, chances are you are left with a surface that isn't very smooth. No matter how hard you try you will always have brush strokes on the finish. There is a way to achieve a perfect finish: |
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How to apply roof paintA cement tile roof is an affordable and attractive way to top off a house. This type of roof looks good for up to 10 years but the colour does tend to fade over time. The problem is solved by applying cleaning the roof tiles and applying a quality roof paint to ensure that your home looks good for many more years. |
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How to paint concrete and cement pavingDespite its many wonderful attributes, concrete or cement products can be downright boring. Whether we are talking about a concrete verandah, a pathway or a driveway, there is something very uninspirational about the flat, dull look of grey concrete. |
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How to apply epoxy paint?Epoxy paint is a two-part paint product that was originally designed for industrial flooring application. Now available for residential use, epoxy paints provide a tough, durable protective coating that makes them easy to maintain. |
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