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painting exterior of house

  • 06-06-2017 9:29pm
    #1
    giveitholly
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    not sure if this is the right forum but will give it a go anyway,going painting the house again,i did it 4 years ago with woodies own brand paint,it was on offer and all i could really afford to be honest. Anyway its starting to flake off now so needs to be done again.I presume dulux weathershield would be the best and how would fleetwood compare to it


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  • #2
    ouxbbkqtswdfaw
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    Hi I would use Weathershield, I don't know about Fleetwood weatherclad. Give it a good wash inc. gutters and fascia and remove all dirt and flaky bits first. Wash the paths lightly too while you're at it.


  • #3
    giveitholly
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    vczu1eofj2hp0i wrote: »
    Hi I would use Weathershield, I don't know about Fleetwood weatherclad. Give it a good wash inc. gutters and fascia and remove all dirt and flaky bits first. Wash the paths lightly too while you're at it.
    cheers thanks oweny,yeah i'll wash all walls to remove the flakey bits,think there is about 10euro in the difference so will go with dulux


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