Guys

The garage is made with breeze blocks and the outside plastered I guess...

inside however is still breezeblock


what can i paint it with to brighten it up a little?

or as a lot of it is quite rough... can i cover it with any subsatnce other than plastering inside??



cheers

Dave

 

white masonary paint should be ok

 

Graffiti to match the fence?!!

 

as benn has said dave

but normal emulsion will do,plus is cheaper

 

 

ps,the outside will be rendered,lol

 

http://proluxe.net/html/displaysubsprolu.asp?SubID=184

 

pmsl@bill

theres no need for shite like that
its the inside of a garage,,,im a decorator remember,lol

 

LOL, I was trying to help as there wasn't that many replies when I started to search for an accurate answer - how many houses you decorate that have breezeblocks exposed then? Wallpapering them must be a right b'stard

 

ah didnt know garages where the only thing made of breezeblocks
ps a decorators job doesn't just involve going round houses hanging wallpaper

not that i do fook all these days,,,mainly cos im a lazy fooker

 

(just pretend we've driven past each other)

 

 

Popeye spends most of his time scratching his bolloxs and going to Fat Boys cafe down the road

 

Ordinary emulsion has been OK for mine, hard work getting it in to all the holes though



Posted this for the floor a couple of days ago

 

Nothing wrong with that Ben..........I'd be more worried about him if he spent most of his time scratching someone else's bollocks

 

well he does that aswell m8, with the boss!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

normal cheapo emulsion then

cheers all

 

Dave have you still got the saph shell , and any cheap paint will do but
masonary paint is harder wearing easer to clean oily handprints off

 

thats slightly true tiny about oily hand prints
but you will find once you start wiping the walls down it will become dirty anyway,and then the only way to clean it up again is to paint it

one thing dave i wouldn't really use cheapo paint,,go to a trade shop like brewers and get there albany brand ( we call this cheapo paint,but its not like cheapo shite from b&q's)

 

spray immulsion on so it gets in the holes!

 

stop talking out your arse lee

buy a decent roller and it will get in the holes

 

well it didnt on mine and mine were concrete blocks(more dense like you ), the breeze blocks have bigger gaps!

 

just done half a wall with a roller


wish id never started now!

 

@dave,,,i never said it was easy,lol


maybe cos your a builder and im a decorator lee

 

The thread title was for builders....so fook orf

 

and what builder have to do with painting a fooking garage god only knows,pmsl

 

I started painting my garage wall (breeze blocks) a couple weeks ago & gave up after 30 mins as was using a roller & white emulsion, it was very hard work to try & get it in all the air holes. TBH i think spraying it would be far easier, a roller is too much hard work Because mine is half painted it looks terrible Any spare time iv'e got i'd rather be out driving the cossie

Simon.

 

you raving homo's