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Hi, I'm just sorting out my bathroom ceiling where some paint has been peeling off above the shower. I've scraped off the peeling paint and will be sealing it. Do I need to then put a layer of filler over the area (which is quite big) before putting the top coat on? I've seen one video on youtube where a decorator did put filler on and another where he didn't.
Any tips for painting over dark walls with a light colour? The last time I tried this it took loads of paint coats.
I had the ceiling in our living room artexed about thirty years ago. Recently a hairline crack has appeared near the coving running the full length of it. What has caused the crack, is it dangerous and how do I repair it ?
I’m putting a small three gang fuse board in a shed witch is about 6 metres from the main CU. The fuse board in the shed has a 63amp main switch. What size SWA cable would be best to use?
Is it best to replace or repair old horse stables? Thank you Gemma ☺️
Hello all, We are looking to have a patio-esque area in our garden by using slabs. We don’t know if we are best to use paving on these areas as they are or whether we should have a cement layer applied for the area. If anyone has any recommendation or experience with this type of thing, please let us know. Thanks!
How do I work out how much wallpaper I will need for a room?
I have painted my kitchen using Dulux kitchen emulsion and need to paint the radiator the same colour. Do I need to buy a special paint as we rarely have the radiator on a high setting?
We will be knocking down the conservatory shortly but there is plaster on the outside walls on top of the original brickwork. How can I get this layer off to reveal the original bricks again without damaging them? Will I need to get a professional in?
1. Need block paving removing, area preparing & tarmacking. 2. New tarmacked area adding (reclaim from garden) for a motorhome. 3. Existing tarmac resurfacing. All to be resurfaced to look like one area. Existing block area to be removed, prepared & tarmacked: 36m2 Existing tarmac to be re-surfaced, some small repairs needed: 80m2 Additional garden to be prepared & tarmacked for motorhome: 22m2 All areas are approximate size so plus/minus 10%. Depending on the cost, may just go for new area for the motorhome. Need prices for the whole job please.
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