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I have to paint our house this year - preferably inside as well as out.
For no other reason than that I absolutely bloody hate painting, and I've put it off for too long now! Has anyone ever used "Liquid Sander" that you can buy in the DIY shops (Or used to be able to buy it - haven't looked recently!). I figured that it might be good enough to prepare all the inside gloss stuff, and the outside gloss stuff that hasn't actually cracked/peeled. Any other tips on reducing the prolonged agony will be most gratefully received. (Mary: I look to you for advice on either (a) immersing myself in the Joy of Painting, or (b) relaxing and watching Mother Nature reclaim the wood which the builders borrowed from her.) ;-) John |
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