Problem Solvered

Solvent based enamels and varnishes tend to be a little thicker and more viscous in the colder weather. This can make them difficult to apply and often results in a heavier film build being applied that can lead to unsightly runs as well as drying and recoat issues. Try standing the unopened can of paint in a container of warm water to warm up the contents before use to make it easier to apply.

As we move into the colder winter months, painting in cold weather will extend the drying time which can leave the wet film susceptible to unsightly surface defects that will detract from the appearance and require rectification.

These imaginative oversized pencils have been created by one of our customers from the Aldgate store using Permapine logs

An innovative use of cast concrete panels for the bench-tops in this kitchen has produced a spectacular modern appearance.

These appearance of these blisters in the coating are the result of entrapped air and gasses in the timber.

This colourful fish inspired mural on a shed wall has created a bright and lively backdrop to a backyard swimming pool

This exceptionally high gloss mirror finish Redwood table top is easy to achieve and creates a beautiful piece of furniture and a wonderful talking point.

This old, rusty and weathered outdoor furniture setting has been completely transformed into an "as new" setting, extending its life by years.

This old timber kitchen has been completely transformed into a beautiful, timeless antique appearance

The concrete floor in this showroom has been ground and painted with the extremely hard wearing Wattyl Epinamel DTS680 in N65 Graphite Grey.