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I put a screw into the rawplug and tap that with a hammer to take in about 5 mil below surface, this then gives you something solid to fill onto.

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I prefer to email/message trades people 'cos i know they may have their hands full on on the job. I don't want to inconvenience them. But the amount of tradespeople who don't reply is quite a lot, I've found. A simple, "sorry, we are too busy" etc is better than nothing. Quite often, I have to resort to sites like mybuilder to find people. Another pet peeve is people not showing up at all when they say they would.

What filter are you using?

What you doing painting doors at 6.30 in the morning? Row with the Mrs?

Hi great video mate. Just wanted to ask. You didn't mention anything about removing the glue leftover after wallpaper removal. What's the best way of doing that?

Hi there, I’m a decorating newbie, about to decorate my downstairs toilet and hallway, and I’d really appreciate some advice please… I’m looking to use this easycare paint, pure brilliant white, as that is the colour currently on the walls as it is a new build (well - 3 years old now lol) and I feel like it’s a good colour because the hallway is very small. This might be a really stupid question, but I don’t know what I’m doing haha - can I use the easycare on the ceiling as well as the walls, to save buying two separate lots of paint, one for walls and one for ceiling? Seeing as it’s all going to be the same colour? And does this paint look any different when it’s dry, as opposed to the standard matte type paint? Really hope you see this comment - and thank you very much in advance for any advice!

Great story Steven, inspirational, all the best from Ireland! 👍

Love the motivation and clear advice for us novices

I used the bin and on some water stains and it kept shining through two coats of emulsion

yes paint ceiling in ceiling colour then picture rail in the woodwork colour, then walls, then you are cutting in the wall to picture rail. or are you planning on painting the picture rail with the ceiling paint

What did you spot prime it with?

Thank you so much for posting this. ❤

Have to be honest, this must be one of the worst paints I've ever used from dulux, or it needs to be mixed with a lot of water, very "powdery".

Will a few coats of paint cover up fine hairline cracks where there is no movement for at least a couple of years?

top bloke great advice thanks Steven

Can this product remove caulk from upvc?

Great video mate very helpfull

Thank you so much for your videos. As a complete DIY novice, I followed this and got it all done over a weekend. The result may not be as perfect as if you had done it but your message at the start makes me feel proud of what was achieved. Well done for following the comments and answering questions long after you posted this video, one of those questions applied to my situation too, so got the extra advice from that too. You are a legend!!!!

Hi m8 do you use a mini roller to go over your cutting in on emulsion and how often do you clean your roller frame and sleeve thx m8?

V33 have 2 different tile paint. Which one of them is this?

Brilliant, thank you for making this excellent video. I'm now confident to repair my window. 🙏👍

Hi Steven, I've got two ceiling related questions. How do you go about cutting in if there's cornices - do you paint this first, then roll the rest ? If there's a picture rail with narrow edge running along the wall, do you paint it out after the ceiling, then do walls, or do it last with other woodwork ?

Is it okay to use filler over bare patches of plaster as you did here?

I’m going to be doing the exact same job this week, with the only difference is I’m going to be lining the walls. Do I need to paint the walls first with white emulsion as I know it does help with seeing where you need to fill. You mentioned covaplus which is a vinyl mat as apposed to a contract Matt. Last time I tried lining over contract Matt and the paper didn’t stick.

Do you ever use a 12 inch roller?

Good video mate. The editing did make me smile as you stepped back in or down each time so it was a bit ‘I forgot to mention…. 1:13 … and … 1:32 and … 1:49’ 😁

Another good video matie

Thank you so much! I've just watched your video and successfully removed our roman blinds. You're a top man!

Looking forward to parts 2,3,4.....

well done for making the recovery.

Thanks mate. Really clear and easy to follow. Great video.

Inexteriors is a brilliant name. Thanks for the tips.

How do i know whether the wall behind the wallpaper is Limes plaster (use 60 grit or else 80 gritt) FYI - DIY 1950's house cheers

Excuse my ignorance here, but you first had to clean and sand the walls, then after lining, did you paint? I see that you put some filler to cover the join lines? Thanks. Great video.

Really enjoyed this video and your channel. New subscriber 🙂

_progress over perfection_ , that's a good one. Far too often I take too much time trying to get things right, much to the annoyance of the Mrs.

Nice video

I watched your video twice and took the plunge. Bought the V33 grey paint from screwfix, scrubbed down with cleaner and 180 grit sandpaper. Here’s the before and after photos if it will let me upload. The first coat took three times as long to put on. Did two coats. Used frog tape around the sockets on the first coat and did the second “on the eye.” Happy with the result. Just need silicone now.

That room is my absolute nightmare! Looking forward to seeing the finished result as I know you pros are wizards.

Did you gloss the door frame and step also?

What is the bonding you've used? Thistle undercoat plaster or a bonding coat?

So glad I subscribed a few months ago. Have picked up so many tips. This is a great channel worth of many more subscribers.

Deffo best painter and decorator on youtube in my opinion

Looking forward to part 2 already. Thanks Steven.

Great video mate

Hi, I used BIN Zinsser on wall as an undercoat before painting on top white paint but because wall was getting wet from exterior, the interior wall became like an off white yellow colour and bubbled etc. Exterior has been rectified professionally fingers crossed and have left it for a month so I have sanded down and wanted to know should I used the BIN again or should I try an oil based undercoat or are they the same.

Thanks for this! The gap around the sockets I have a a lot wider. Can I use this method for this?

What’s the best Matt emulsion you recommend for walls and ceilings? thank you

thank you, great idea!