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Thread: paint/colourbond
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15th January 2007, 10:51 PM #1
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paint/colourbond
anyone got any sensible ideas to get my sloppy paintwork off the down-pipes which are colourbond. Paint is exterior gloss acrylic. I have thought about painting down-pipes but then i'd have to get the dags off house LOL . Next time I'll mask, but until then ------anyone????
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15th January 2007, 11:15 PM #2
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Depends how old it is, but metho should take it off when fresh.
Also hot water and sugar soap.
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16th January 2007, 02:23 PM #3
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Try using a waterblaster - Acrylic paint sets like plastic sheet and once loosened should peel under pressure
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17th January 2007, 01:02 PM #4
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paint that looks textures like material
hi anyone got any advice on what paint to use on kitchen cuboards (they are melamine/formica/vinyl) not sure what you call it but the regular stuff you see kitchen cuboards made of. is there a special kind i need to use and also i was going to use a paint to do the feature wall in the bedroom that paint that looks like its material when its on the wall ( i think it might be a velvety look) anyway someone told me not to bother as the next time i will want to decorate i will have to sand the whole wall down first before painting as its got grains in it. is this correct. this is my first renovating attempt and i know im not too good at it but any help advice or information would be greatly appreciated. thanking all in advance
kind regards
Enya
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