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Grave lettering
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in N. Ireland
Hi, the lettering on the black granite family gravestone has flaked and looks tatty. I intend to wire brush then repaint. Any advice on the best paint to use, my first thought was Hammerite but any advice is welcome. Thanks in advance!
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Unless you are a songwriter I suggest you don't attempt it.
Talk to a monumental stonemasonNever pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0 -
One shot enamel paint is ideal for lettering. Available in metallic colours as well as black, white and yellow, this paint can be used as the base for a gilded letter or as a standard coloured letter.0
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