Self Levelling Compound Over Tile
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Can you self-level onto tile?

Yes, you can pour a “flexible” self-levelling compound directly onto a tiled floor, without the need for a primer, under the following conditions: You use a flexible self-levelling compound, these normally come with a bag of self-levelling cement and a tub of latex – in a premixed ratio. This also means you don’t have to…

Bulls Eye Painted Over Varnish
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How Long Does Yacht Varnish Take To Dry?

Yacht varnish was created to be used on yachts, you don’t say! but has since become so popular it is used in a multitude of circumstances. Yacht varnish is a clear, marine-grade varnish. It is ideal for use on yacht woodwork, doors, gates, fascias, sheds, furniture etc. Can be used over existing paintwork to increase…

Plywood Painted with pine
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Can You Paint Plywood With Blackboard Paint

Blackboard paint is great for creating a fun feature for kids or maybe even an artsy installation for adults. If you are planning on creating a new blackboard feature you will want the surface to be as smooth as possible to get the best results. For blackboard paint to work well you will want the…

Step 6 Wire Wool the radiator
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How long after painting a radiator can you turn it on?

So you’ve just finished giving your radiator a nice new lick of paint and now you want to know how long to wait before turning it back on. Well there is no direct answer to this and it will depend on the paint you have used, something we will get into in a little more…

Painting composite decking with chalk paint
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Can You Paint Composite Decking With Chalk Paint?

This is a really specific one, but if you have found this article then it is obviously something you want to know. Can you paint composite decking with chalk paint? Well, I have some composite decking samples lying around along with some Rustoleum chalk paint. So let’s get it painted and see how well the…

Bulls Eye Painted Over Varnish
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Can You Paint Straight Over Varnished Wood?

I remember watching my dad repainting the skirting and doors in our house when I was a child. He would always sand back to pretty much bare wood before applying an undercoat and then a topcoat. I will admit that it left a really nice finish, but it seems like a lot of work and…