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You will need to take the old crap off first. Then you can use a range of paints - they usually peel because first coat not adhered well

Yes it will be fine as I've done the same. However it may need 3-4 coats. I found it a bit thin but it was on semi gloss rads

Prepare to coat 3 times. Personally I'll only but trade top quality emulsion nowadays. Be it Johnstones or Dulux

Most brewers grain goes to cattle. V little to landfill - its worth something as stock feed

Always found its expensive

I don't think chalk paint would be my first stop if I wanted supersmooth finish

2 in 1 hand sharpener is brilliant

Tell us what it is and we can give you an idea of the value. To be honest putting it on ebay via the phone app is very good and can get you good prices esp if you use a £1 listing. Pictures will help. I'm looking for a good large bandsaw

Where are you based? I'd be interested in the bandsaw. I'd ebay and gumtree them if I were you. You will have to pay commission but should get a good price

Toolstation are pretty good but some stuff isn't quality

Well done but looks like a hassle compared to a track saw!

It will be cold!

Picture? Afromosia was popular once

Have you externally insulated your house? I'm seriously considering doing this to mine

has anyone got one? Just tempted to get one, bit of an impulse purchase really as not sure I would use it enough but fancy one. Any opinions? Vonhaus for £109 incl VAT seems pretty good value

I feel the same about the stuff he produces. He is a good teacher but seems to lack a bit of zest

Fire stick

I wouldn't bother. I'd buy the very best masonry paint you can afford - its not a lot dearer

I bought a set of these about 9 years ago https://www.gumtree.com/p/doors-windows ... 1321881360 Those type of things. Howdens no longer sell. They've rotted through and I need to replace desperately for a holiday let. Any idea where I could get them from? The right size. Having moved to...

Who supplies milk paint?