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Painting Georgian columns
dav964
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My house was built in about 1990 in the Georgian style. We've had the windows replaced with uPVC, but the columns supporting the porch over the front door are looking a bit shabby and need a coat of paint.
What sort of paint should I use? - I'm not sure what the columns are made from, but they're the standard ones that would have been used in the 1990's.
What sort of paint should I use? - I'm not sure what the columns are made from, but they're the standard ones that would have been used in the 1990's.
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You'll need to find out what the columns are made of.
Chances are it's masonry. Masonry paint would be the logical choice, and I believe it can also cover most other materials.0 -
I think you might find them fibreglass/plastic materialNever, under any circumstances, take a sleeping pill and a laxative on the same night.0
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