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"How Should I paint my ceiling? What colour should I use? What paint should I use?" Confused? Here are some tips from the painters and decorators in North London! Ceilings get stained by things like leaks, light bulbs, and smoke from real wood fires and cigarettes. Scrubbing and repainting doesn’t always work. Using an oil-based stain-block or damp-seal paint first can prevent the stain coming through. Decorating ceilings should be done first! When using oil-based paint on a ceiling, be sure to wear safety goggles in case the paint gets in your eyes. Your painters and decorators in North London prefer to use a roller with an extension pole rather than a ladder to paint the bulk of the ceiling as it is safer, but we do getup there for the finishing touches! The easiest paints to use on ceilings are semi-solid paints. These splatter and drip

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Sprucing up for summer doesn’t have to mean turning a room upside down or breaking the bank. Help can come in the form of painting and decorating. If you want to take on the task yourself, house-painting pros from the best Painter and Decorator in Enfield & North London - sharing tips on how to paint like a professional without the expense: 1. Choosing Paint Be sure to choose the proper type of paint for the job: High-gloss: shiniest, washable, durable and used to accent surfaces. Semi-gloss: less shiny but still durable and washable. Satin: has a bit of sheen, washable. Eggshell: use if no shine is desired, washable, durable and good for use on imperfect walls. Flat: commonly used, not very durable or washable, unless the whole wall is wiped clean. 2. Preparation It’s worth spending time preparing surfaces to ensure clean lines and protect surfaces: Remove any nails from the wall. Fill holes with a

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There comes a certain point where your home starts to feel bland, and a change is needed. You might think that a complete renovation is needed, but all you need is to repaint! Here's a guide from your favourite Painters and Decorators in North London for interior painting.   It may be tempting to buy cheaper brands of paint, but it can work out being more expensive in time, money and effort than buying a quality brand, and making sure the surfaces are sealed. Poor quality paints won't  cover as well so you'll need more - that's why they are often in such large cans - and you may have to paint an extra coat or two to get a sufficient finish. Make sure you're stocked up on paint in the same colour and finish to complete the job. Paints are made in batches and there may be  slight

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Painting a home seems like a simple task: You choose a colour and start - but beyond colour, you’ll need to think about chemicals, environmental factors and sheen. If you’re painting a high-traffic area such as a hallway, it’s best to stick with a flat sheen. It’s easy to keep whatever is left in the tin on hand, and you can touch it up and blend it right in.   The paint job will look better and you’ll save money in the long run if you spend a little more to buy decent gear. If you’re going to paint at all, don’t buy the cheapest roller and brush. It will look better if you have quality equipment. If you have a bigger paint tray, you’ll spend less time filling it up. If you have a sturdier roller, you’ll spend less energy squeezing it out because it acts like a

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The kids have left home and they've left a whole in your home. This doesn't have to be a time of mourning - your children may have flown the nest, but their old room could be your new project! The money you save on food shopping, phone bills and cleaning products can be used to turn their old room in to a luxury getaway. This new room can be used for many new things including a hobbies room (whatever tickles your fancy), a state of the art games room, a new spare bedroom, or your walk in wardrobe (ladies!) Thing of all the colours and decor you can now experiment with, without someone saying in your ear 'but that colour is boring!' or 'That's ugly!' Your new safe haven can be the room you've always wanted. If you have an idea in mind, and just need a professional to

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Giving your home a fresh coat of paint is one of the fastest and most cost-effective ways to revamp your space and get a whole new look. That is unless you're doing it all wrong. But, a quality paint job is easy to achieve -- when you prepare the surface correctly and use the right tools and products. We've rounded up the most common painting mistakes that you may be making as well as simple fixes to get your projects done right. 1. Pulling painter's tape up after the paint dries. It's best to rip it off right after you apply, otherwise the dried latex may come up with the adhesive. 2. You scrub your bushes at the end of each day. If you haven't completed your project, you can wrap them in plastic wrap and secure them with a rubber band. The bristles will stay moist and ready to go. 3. You

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