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Thanks @MitchellMc I used the Dulux Metalshield range of spray paints. Two coats of Etch Primer and top coat each, plenty of drying time, etc. Very ha ...

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Some quick before and after photos of a recent vintage furniture restoration project. My partner purchased this valet chair/butlers stool off Facebo ...

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This is incredible @DungeonDweller @Jason

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Hi @dannyrus,I would apply a primer sealer onto the exposed concrete. Two coats would be better, 1 litre of paint should be plenty.All paint brands ha ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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You'll find the durability of the paint should get better as time goes by @Simon. Epoxy paints touch dry fairly quickly but can take up to two weeks t ...

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That's an exceptionally unique chair and a fantastic project, @Simon! It's always nice to keep original elements, but unfortunately, that's not al ...

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Workshop community update #80 Hi all, It has been fantastic to see Workshop community members respond to @Kim2's woodworking challenge in recen ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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Community Manager's note: Love this project? We have step-by-step instructions for building your own here - How to build a drill charging station

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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 ...

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I love our cathedral ceiling in our living room! Was basically what sold the house for me.

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Thanks @MitchellMc I used the Dulux Metalshield range of spray paints. Two coats of Etch Primer and top coat each, plenty of drying time, etc. Very ha ...

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Some quick before and after photos of a recent vintage furniture restoration project. My partner purchased this valet chair/butlers stool off Facebo ...

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This is incredible @DungeonDweller @Jason

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Hi @dannyrus,I would apply a primer sealer onto the exposed concrete. Two coats would be better, 1 litre of paint should be plenty.All paint brands ha ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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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 ...

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