The best thing since sliced people.
Haha. That seemed rather random until I read my post. White, brown or wholemeal? Another level of racism.
Me. But I'll try finding you, if you're in everyone else's circles I'll track you down. Sherlock, that's my middle name.
Nope, can't find you. You've probably done something daft like used a different username that's throwing me off the scent.
Hmm, maybe I could find you by scent, what's your odeur d'jour?
I'm not Chrissssssssssssssssss but Chris Higglypigglypoo type of thingy. The scent today is probably a mixture of plaster, sawdust and white spirit. Mmm.
(fail) Can't find you. Only found t'other Chris which I think is Fozza.
What's your name lad? That'll go some way to sorting this mess out.
I'm Chris Higgins. So far I think I'm only on Xen, Ken and Matt's.
"People who have recently circled <insert name> may not be shown".
There're too many Chris Higgins for me to be able to decide who you are...
You spoilt the fun :( I was playing hide and seek.
Early home time :) Back to sanding walls in the bedroom :( I so hate filling and sanding :'(
:-((
I've added him.
Who are you, some sort of enjoyment spoiling bastard? 'COS THAT'S HOW YOU'RE COMING ACROSS.
I'd consider using G+ more but everyone I know who uses it is also on here, and everyone else I want to keep in touch with uses Facebook. :/
Takes an age doesn't it? I like DIY, but I don't like laborious jobs like painting edging and sanding 'specially but hand. I enjoy using power tools though and had a lot of fun cutting, fitting and planing all the doors at our old place.
It's like you've never met me before (dance)
Tedious, mind numbing and crap are three things that come to mind. The painting is a bit better than the preparation especially with totally shitty walls like this house has. Taken an age to get them smooth enough to paint.
I think I'm /finally/ ready to paint the room! Been 4 evenings of sanding and filling and more sanding and more filling. At least the first two nights were slightly helped by the consumption of wine. Now I have none apart from a small amount at the bottom of a bottle which is probably full of dust now :(
Well after all that sanding the paint I used has left a terrible finish in places, bubbled on some of the filler and pulled filler off in other places. Dulux Once! Crap! Only because the colour we wanted was only available in Once or I would have used the normal stuff. Pffff.
Got any pictures?
I decorated our living room the other week and I painted the chimney breast a different feature wall type colour. We found a really nice blue in the Graham and Brown paints. Good colours, but shite product. Even after mixing it was very very watery and started emulsifying as I was putting it on. The cutting in dried a totally different shade to the main bit, even with the same amount of coats on. I think I did 6 coats in total and they still looked different. In the end we found a similar colour in Dulux and used that and it covered it all in one coat. That's the only time I've ever needed one coat of anything, even the 'one coat' stuff.
It doesn't actually look so bad today. Not great in places especially one section where it looks like bobbly washed too many times clothes. Never had s problem with Dulux before but the Once stuff doesn't get good reviews. Probably just leave it though as it looks fine from a distance.
How much of a distance are we talking about, do you have to be over the street peering in through the nets so it doesn't look too bad?