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Problems with satinwood
zenshi
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I'm decorating and on the woodwork at the mo. have done architrave and skirting with the satinwood, all good
Same tin of paint just doesn't like the door!? It's a moulded panel door bought already white. I don't remember if I have previously painted it. I have washed it, sanded, etc etc but the paint goes on then quickly goes like 'fishnet stocking' appearance?
Any ideas of what to do please
Same tin of paint just doesn't like the door!? It's a moulded panel door bought already white. I don't remember if I have previously painted it. I have washed it, sanded, etc etc but the paint goes on then quickly goes like 'fishnet stocking' appearance?
Any ideas of what to do please
LBM.....sometime in 2013 £27,056. 10 creditors
June 20.....£7,587.....3 creditors left 72% paid
£26,200 on interest only part of mortgage (July 16)...will chip away £17,103
£49,200 repayment mortgage ( July 16) £37,764
June 20.....£7,587.....3 creditors left 72% paid
£26,200 on interest only part of mortgage (July 16)...will chip away £17,103
£49,200 repayment mortgage ( July 16) £37,764
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Did you prime it first ? Sounds like it may be reacting with the original finish on the door (or some strange paint you previously used). Sand back harder and prime first.0
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If I had painted it before it would have been another satinwood. I had a feeling that was going to be the answer LOL but thanksLBM.....sometime in 2013 £27,056. 10 creditors
June 20.....£7,587.....3 creditors left 72% paid
£26,200 on interest only part of mortgage (July 16)...will chip away £17,103
£49,200 repayment mortgage ( July 16) £37,7640 -
You need to undercoat it as opposed to just priming it. A quick drying acrylic undercoat will be fine.Eat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0
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