Blackmailed!! Advice urgently needed

[Libigage]

Dulux is good, iv used valspa before and that was ok, Crown not too bad,, but the cheaper stuff I tend to stear clear of. The paint does go a long way so a 2.5lt tin will do an average size kitchen..I do recommend u get a good acrylic paint brush tho, a Purdy or Hamilton’s. You will get a good finish and it will make the job much easier. The cover stain is oil based so ul need a separate brush for that and a little white spirit to thin, this will help it to flow better when your brushing it on. If you need anymore advise just let me know.

How much thinner shall I use?

 

[Dazzelknight]

How much thinner shall I use?

About 10%, u wanna have the primer so it brushes on easy,, it’s just to make a bond so you don’t have to worry about putting it on thick for coverage

 

[Libigage]

About 10%, u wanna have the primer so it brushes on easy,, it’s just to make a bond so you don’t have to worry about putting it on thick for coverage

Thank you ill let you know how I get on, cheeky cow wants the tiles on the wall replaced now.

 

[Dazzelknight]

Thank you ill let you know how I get on, cheeky cow wants the tiles on the wall replaced now.

Dont do a too gooder job,, she’l have u going through the house !

 

[Nicks90]

Frenchic paint is absolutely fantastic.
We've used it for painting up a sink unit we built and various other bits and pieces. Really super hard wearing once it's cured and leaves an incredible finish.
Loads of people do kitchens in it.

https://frenchicpaint.co.uk/blogs/upcycling/smudge-kitchen-makeover A little goes a very long way.

 

[Gerryjo]

Thank you ill let you know how I get on, cheeky cow wants the tiles on the wall replaced now.

That's worth a kegging setup...

 

[Gerryjo]

Dont do a too gooder job,, she’l have u going through the house !

I know that feeling....