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Painting and Pipes
I have just painted the kitchen and our heating pipes haven't covered
properly. The paint looks like it has come off and they have gone black. What can I put on this? I think its just condensation. Thanks Eddie |
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"eddie" wrote in message ... I have just painted the kitchen and our heating pipes haven't covered properly. The paint looks like it has come off and they have gone black. What can I put on this? I think its just condensation. Thanks Eddie A wooden box. |
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I have just painted the kitchen and our heating pipes haven't covered
properly. The paint looks like it has come off and they have gone black. What can I put on this? I think its just condensation. Try a metal primer on it first. Also acrylic and alkyd (gloss) paints will stick better than a vinyl emulsion. Finally, they may look a lot better boxed in, especially as your pipes are now coated in flaking paint that will need to be removed otherwise. Christian. |
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"eddie" wrote in message ... I have just painted the kitchen and our heating pipes haven't covered properly. The paint looks like it has come off and they have gone black. What can I put on this? I think its just condensation. Thanks Eddie Thank you both, I will box them in. Eddie |
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