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I decided to take the paint off the window handles that had been painted over time after time (apparently). I took the handles off, and after a trip to B&Q i returned with a tin of Nitromors. Having worked over the handles i decided what it would do to the window frames (i have a bay window that the pevious owners painted like part of the walls).
My next three weeks will probably be used stripping the paint off all thre window frames...not sure whether to do the doors and the skirting boards yet, time will tell.
Nitromors....YOU BAR STEWARD!!!
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Originally posted by huckleberryhoundNow I certainly don't come anywhere close to having the kind of "bread" that my fellow Canadian VR has but over here in, what's it you guys call it?..oh ya America, we have something called a telephone and with it you can call upon someone (usually an expert in a particular field) to do the work for you...at a price of course. Hope it's all done by the 25th or sooner.
I'd hoped to have finished the glossing and moved on to the walls before i went back to work tomorrow...as it is i have to finish off nitromorsing the bay window, and hopefully applying the undercoat 😛
Originally posted by Great Big SteesI have a rule where i only get other people to do things i cant do myself...it's called the "manly man rule". It saves a lot of money even if it robs my time.
Now I certainly don't come anywhere close to having the kind of "bread" that my fellow Canadian VR has but over here in, what's it you guys call it?..oh ya America, we have something called a telephone and with it you can call upon someone (usually an expert in a particular field) to do the work for you...at a price of course. Hope it's all done by the 25th or sooner.
We will be there don't worry...unless i try to change the light fittings before we go 😛