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How to paint over a chip in architrave?

nagumuthu
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How to paint over a chip in architrave?

Hello BW,

 

Can you please advice on painting the chip in architrave. ( paint in white )

 

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Thanks

MM

 

EricL
Bunnings Team Member
Bunnings Team Member

Re: How to paint over a chip in architrave?

Hi @nagumuthu 

 

If the damage is not so bad, you can do a little bit of sanding and cleaning before painting it. I suggest using British Paints 250ml White Sample Pot to cover the area. Please make sure that you get plain white and not a coloured or tinted white.

 

If you need further assistance, please let us know. 

 

Eric

 

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Re: How to paint over a chip in architrave?

Thanks Eric. Can you please recommend for the brush.

Re: How to paint over a chip in architrave?

Hi @nagumuthu,

 

If your plan is to just touch up the chip and not paint the entire architrave then I'd recommend a small craft brush. Alternatively, if you are painting the entire architrave then I'd go for a UNi-PRO 50mm You Can Do It Angled Sash Cutter Brush.

 

Please let me know if you have further questions.

 

Mitchell

 

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Re: How to paint over a chip in architrave?

Thanks @MitchellMc.

Tyro
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Re: How to paint over a chip in architrave?

Hi @nagumuthu
My go-to is Selley's quick drying Spakfilla. It is a thick paste-like substance, so can be  molded into shape. There is usually a applicator that comes with it. If not, just use an old knife or clean ice-cream stick.
When dry, it's easy to sand smooth if the finish is bumpy. Spakfilla dries white so there is often no need to paint it!
Good luck!

Re: How to paint over a chip in architrave?

Thanks Tyro for the recommendation.

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