The
sun has got his hat on hip-hip-hip hooray
The
sun has got his brush out
And
is painting sheds today
Chichester
is basking in glorious sunshine which means that shed revamp is finally
underway. Here’s the first instalment of
the birth of the Emporium of Curiosities.
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Walls and ceiling before painting |
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One coat of white wood primer applied to all surfaces |
I
wanted to capture that vibrant joie de vivre spirit of springtime, transferring
it from the garden to the interior colour scheme for the shed so I’ve chosen a lime
green and black colour combo to compliment Holden’s lemur wallpaper and put
some zing into spring.
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Ronseal - Lime Zest |
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Apply 2-3 coats for non patchy coverage |
Two
coats of bright lime green garden furniture paint have been applied to door,
ceiling and window frames.
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Less clinical than a white ceiling |
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Getting stuck into painting the door |
The
zesty lime has been toned down with a gorgeously rich shade of black.
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During - 2 coats of lime green paint |
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After - matt black applied to cross beams and supports |
I’ve
used a self-priming exterior paint from Zinsser called All Coat Exterior in
matt black. Moisture resistant and gives
great coverage after one generous application on the woodwork. Well worth every penny of my staff discounted
price.
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Zinsser All Coat Exterior Matt - also comes in a gloss finish |
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Well absorbed by the wood cladding |
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After one generous coat of Zinsser paint |
With
most of the interior paintwork completed, its time to move onto phase II –
wallpapering.
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Bertie keeps a watchful eye from the patio doors |
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