Welcome @pabloEB,Bare set plaster is more common in older properties. By chance is there any heritage listings attached to your property? This isn't a ...
You have a couple of options - most of the big brands have what you need.Dulux's 'All in One' or Taubman's '3 in 1' are almost identical in quality an ...
I'd advise against sanding MDF @0mfg33kette. Best adhesion to an MDF surface would always be a suitable primer/sealer/undercoat.With using a Sharpie o ...
Hi @0mfg33ketteA couple of points in response to your questions:1 - Are you sure the timber is a veneer? If so, you could be limited with your options ...
Hi everyone,
If you are 'uming and ahhing' over whether or not its worth the time and money saving that piece of outdoor furniture before summer hits ...
Hey @McCurdies, you can use any exterior range of paint for this. Waterbased/acrylics would be the way to go; much easier to apply, faster drying time ...
Hey @strawdinaryfemIf I were you I would use water based paint once you have sanded the surface. It should be a little cheaper to buy the paint, and m ...
Hey @KingStreetReno I would try lightly sanding the polyurethane that is on the benchtop currently, and apply a final coat with a brush, rather than t ...
Hi, my husband made me a privacy screen for our patio by using pallets and im going to plant succulents in the pots to hang on the screen and other si ...
Sounds like a great project @McCurdies. I'm sure the Workshop community will be happy to recommend some paint for you.
Are you planning to use a pai ...
If the cupboard has a gloss paint or vanish on it, you will have to sand. Sanding allows the paint to stick to the surface. I would give it a sand reg ...
Welcome @pabloEB,Bare set plaster is more common in older properties. By chance is there any heritage listings attached to your property? This isn't a ...
You have a couple of options - most of the big brands have what you need.Dulux's 'All in One' or Taubman's '3 in 1' are almost identical in quality an ...
I'd advise against sanding MDF @0mfg33kette. Best adhesion to an MDF surface would always be a suitable primer/sealer/undercoat.With using a Sharpie o ...
Hi @0mfg33ketteA couple of points in response to your questions:1 - Are you sure the timber is a veneer? If so, you could be limited with your options ...
Hi everyone,
If you are 'uming and ahhing' over whether or not its worth the time and money saving that piece of outdoor furniture before summer hits ...
Hey @McCurdies, you can use any exterior range of paint for this. Waterbased/acrylics would be the way to go; much easier to apply, faster drying time ...
Hey @strawdinaryfemIf I were you I would use water based paint once you have sanded the surface. It should be a little cheaper to buy the paint, and m ...
Hey @KingStreetReno I would try lightly sanding the polyurethane that is on the benchtop currently, and apply a final coat with a brush, rather than t ...
