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PHIL WHAT A CRACKING VIDEO 📹 IAM AFTER A DECENT NAIL GUN BUT FOR FENCE BOARDS 3/4 ARE THERE ANY GOOD I MAKE WISHING WELLS AS WELL 😊 Phil Does it have s light on it 😊

Can this be used on UPVC windows and doors Phil or just wooden frames?

the other videos are hidden phil

"Minefield"

Going up stairs 😂

Hi Phil. Can you advise me the best way to use a knife when wallpapering, every time I try and use a straight edge with a new blade , the paper always pulls and rips the wallpaper. When I watch people do it like yourself , you make it look so easy. Keep up the great work Phil. 👍 Regards Glen.

Used this a few times with good outcomes.

Good to see some budget paints that are up to being a good adhesion primer.

You can get it online from Topdec or The Paint Shed. Alternatively Brewers have it on their system so can get it in for you.

can i use for decking floor & the rails?

I do, been using the floetrol one but heard this ones better so will give it a go

Yes mate, Xim unfortunately Decorating Direct have stop selling it😢😢😢 Best paint conditioner, I have used since 2013. Benjamin Moore one is not to bad

Love that ❤ Stephen and Phil fair play ❤ from Ireland 🇮🇪

1:11 did you drop your guts …..🤢

Nice one, thanks phil...

Interesting. Cheers Phil

Not used it yet 👍

Sorry Phil, only just got around to watching/leaving a comment. ‘Cracking’ video, as always! Are you at the Midlands show in Mansfield on Friday? Come and find me if so - I’ve got something for you to try!

Bit late now. But, have you tried the repaircare one?

Did you ask your dyslexic six year old son to write the title on this video? 😂😂😂

Can I just apply to my external wall, or will it spread to my internal walls. I've currently got plaster that will jot dry on my chimney breast

I know you don't believe in mixing brands but my go to bow is Crown fastflow undercoat as opacity is incredible and bedec aqua advanced over top... Not had a problem in a year now

The new formula Little Greene paints are now self priming self undercoating. 2 coats and it's done. Nice paint.

Hey man, i live in america and PVA is a commonplace primer in new construction over drywall. You have to understand that we don't typically use plaster hardly at all in new construction anymore, at least on the west coast. I do think its used more on the east coast, though, in restorations and high end stuff, but plaster is a totally different beast from drywall, as far as i can tell, and likely requires a different primer. Also, i think the term "pva" is a bit confusing. There is polyvinyl acetate, polyvinyl acrylic, polyvinyl alchohol, and PVA glue, whatever that is. Very confusing. Acetate and acrylic are what we use on new drywall. The alchohol is used on fiberglass boats, cars, and such. The glue is a glue and not even a primer! Im reading the comment section and people are so up in arms arguing either side, but i think its mostly misunderstanding. I am a painter in california, and i think what concerns me about a video like this is homeowners will see it and think they've uncovered some dirty secret we were hiding from them, when we were really just doing the job right. Dont worry about the haters. You obviously saw a problem with the substrait and took the long, painful, but necessary steps to fix it. UA-cam comments may hate you, but your client will probably love you. Just remember that the latter are actually paying you, lol

Thanks

I’m curious about the pump armor. Do you use it every time? And how much of it did you use? I love your sticker on your pot. Do you sell those? lol. Sometimes I spray…. Sometimes i brush… sometimes I roll.

Phil, have you compared Flow & bond with Floetrol?

Hi! Excellent vid. We live in an old stone house with a brick front. The whole house was rendered with concrete in the 70s we think. We’re working on some drainage issues around the house which is causing the worst rising damp! Once the house has dried out fully in one or two summers (if we’ve sorted the drainage properly) I’m thinking we’ll do this, or it’s external insulation which will mean knocking off the exterior render and it’s expensive. Anyway, I’m going off on one - what I’d like to know is: as it’s an old house, the walls are well wonky! A feature I am fond of. Would the wall rock be easy to apply onto that or would it be a real b**ch? Would air gaps in the dips and troughs in the walls be an issue in terms of trapped condensation? Hope I’m making sense!

Hi, only just got round to watching your videos. Very interested in painting a upvc front door. I’m worried about having to shut the door at night and then getting an 8/10 mm mark all round the door because it’s been closed too soon. Is taking the door off it’s hinges the only solution? Ps great video on the painting the door panel.

Collage, I went there in 1987

You can paint it after 2-3 days its still linseed putty must have stuff added to it for ease of use

Nothing wrong with liquid mask yellow looks horrible .

phil I know this is an old video but could i get a decent finish with this or something similar to paint my upvc doors and windows using kolorbond aquatek

Turn the crap music off

Thanks Phil, will this stop salt and algae coming through from underneath and affecting the finish masonry coats?

27 years a decorator, had my own business. but contract to the government Ireland for past 13 years. Love the trade. Makes me Happy 😁 Dublin.

Disappointing video from a apparently professional painter and decorator you would think you would know how to use the brush before making a video on it

It’s all in the prep. Zinsser BIN Aqua is a great primer, in fact all their paints are good

I have a job coming up in the autumn where the room has no damp proof course. There is damp coming through the the woodchip. My plan is to use this product, 2 layers then Albany reinforced lining paper. Wish me luck

Yep CT1 its absolutely brilliant 👍

Hi mate, just stumbled across this whilst deciding what paint to paint my exterior trim with. What would you recommend? Looking for a satin finish. Thanks for the video.

I have a tin of Peel Stop. Will it help seal in wallpaper glue residue like Gardz?

Hi phil Thankyou for the video. Just asking would of it been better to put the paper around all the chimney breast rather than just the face just in case damp goes in other areas of chimney breast or was there a reason you didn’t 😊

What happens when you come to re-wallpaper😊

I was looking for a cordless option so bought one with a portable extractor for 184 quid from Screwfix for climbing to high spots on ladders ect. Together they aren't bad, but not great indoors, the extractor is weak . Should i bother with the larger cordless Dewalt T stack one or would folks say a Mirka is best overall for true dustless? cheers.

Thanks for this, I’ve got moisture patches slowly developing on the inside corner of one chimney breast then another small patch inside an upstairs bedroom wall. Its a 1950’s house with a new roof. There’s no mould developing, it just feels damp to the touch. A specialist damp company said the wall is absorbing moisture from the inside. They suggested they’d replaster over these areas at a cost of £3,000! Think I’ll give this a try as the areas are relatively small.

Thanks

Cracking tutorial phil,covered everything there and a great problem solver.So much choice nowadays.Thanks for posting

Bit of David Brent going on here....