How to paint your garden fence

An easy guide to painting your fence so that it stands the test of time - Using Cuprinol Ducksback 

Think about painting the garden fence and most of us assume it’s going to be a long, arduous process. We put it off for as long as possible and then finally give in when we see how good our neighbour’s new paint job is looking. First things first, we’re here to tell you that it doesn’t have to taxing. Pick a sunny day, pour yourself a nice beverage and follow these simple steps below.

Bonus: If you use Cuprinol Ducksback, you get five years of all-weather protection, so you can rest assured that you won’t need to repaint for a long time. Cheers, to that.

• 5L Cuprinol Ducksback in your favourite colour
• Medium pile standard

How to paint a metal garage door - Using Hammerite

Useful tip: We advise painting your metal garage door on a dry day with temperatures above 10 degrees. This ensures the paint will dry correctly and your endeavour won't be wasted. If you’re painting a brand new garage door, it may already have a powder or primer coat so you can skip ahead to step five.

Step 1. Remove old paint Lay down a dust sheet and put on a mask and goggles to protect yourself from dust. To help you get the best finish on your door, you need to get rid of blistering, flaking or bubbling paint. Use a flat scraper to remove the old paint so the surface is smooth. For the rest of the door, use a piece of 180 grit sandpaper and quickly rub down the surface. Open the door and do the same to the edges.

Step 2. Clean the door Use a sugar soap solution and sponge to clean the door and remove

How to paint over exterior mildew

You will need:

• Zinsser Mould Killer
• Zinsser Universal Cleaner & Degreaser
• B-I-N® Primer Sealer

• Zinsser Cover Stain

• Zinsser AllCoat satin
 

Steps
1. Surface preparation
The first step when painting over mould is ensuring all surfaces are clean, dry and free from anything that may cause interference with the adhesion of the materials to be applied. Remove loose material by
scraping

The garden shed is a multifunctional space that could serve different purposes depending on your needs, from a DIY workshop to an additional room or office space. In this blog, you will find some great DIY tips that are easy to follow and will help you convert a dull, conventional garden shed into a space that you will enjoy spending your time.

Apply a New Coat of Paint

Fresh paint always gives a new look, even when you’re dealing with a shed that might be a decade old. A bright, neutral colour for the inside such as white is always the safest and best option, as it can reflect natural light, brighten up smaller spaces and make them look bigger, but also allows you to be more creative with the décor you choose. Pick the right paint according to your needs by choosing from a wide collection of exterior or interior paints and coatings and don’t hesitate to ask for more information when it comes to