Hi @vicciwall7778 - the conversions for the concentrate can be found in the description of this video - for clarity this is "One pouch of wallpaper should be mixed with water as detailed in the rations shown in the instructions on the pouch - for lightweight wallpapers, one pouch should be diluted with 1.85 gallons of water and this will be sufficient for 8 rolls. For heavy vinyls and paste the wall wallpapers one pouch should be diluted with 1.56 gallons of water and will be sufficient for 6-7 rolls" If you need any further help or advice we have a dedicated US customer service team who you can contact by emailing [email protected] or by calling them at 1-855-972-9273 and they will be able to answer any further questions as well as provide you with the product data sheet which has all information on it. Thanks.

Hi @BadidaJackson - as you have spotted, yes the conversions are in the description of this video. If you need any further help or advice we have a dedicated US customer service team who you can contact by emailing [email protected] or by calling them at 1-855-972-9273 and they will be able to answer any further questions as well as provide you with the product data sheet which has all information on it. Thanks.

Hi @paul3962 - what you would need to do not only depends on the previous coating but also on the condition of the door itself. Our dedicated team are on hand to help you find the best solution for your specific project - you can contact them on 01323 576555 and they will be able to talk this through with you :-)

Hi @WendyDenney-g7u - furniture does also mean what you described above, but in this instance it also is used to describe whatever you may "dress" the front door with, just like you use chairs, tables, etc to dress a room. Think door knockers, doorbells, handles - anything that isn't a part of the original substrate that can be taken off to enable to door to be painted more easily!

Hi @doudeau1988 - we would recommend brushes for use because as long as you are using the right brush for the job, brush strokes should be minimised when painted correctly and even more so if using an oil based paint. We wouldn't typically recommend using a roller for the entirety of painting a door as, especially in doors with detailed areas, unless you are overloading the roller with paint and flooding these areas (which will result in a bad finish and probably cause runs and drips) a roller would not be able to reach the same nooks and recesses as a brush would.

Hi Sarah - thanks for your question! In this example one coat of the white Polyx-Oil was put on and then one coat of the Natural Matt Top Oil. The change in whiteness is due to curing times of the product - this develops over 24 hours and so the change is what can be expected at full cure. Hope this helps!

Hi @Martin-qf6of - glad we peaked your interest! Sadly we have to make clear this game does not exist and instead this video was created by our talented animator!

Hi, thanks for your comment. The reason we recommend using oil primer on oil finish and water based primer on water based finish is because water and oil don't mix - they will repel each other due to the oil's inability to break hydrogen bonds in the water molecules. Therefore, they don't stick together and the paint coating may fail

@@brewerspaints thanks for the reply. In that case, my next question is - for an ash wooden front door, would you recommend going for oil or water-based? Thanks a lot!

@@swampy1234 for this type of substrate either type of product can be used - it mostly comes down to personal preference. Oil and Water based will also both have their own benefits - if you want to discuss your particular project in more detail you can always contact our customer service team on 01323576555 and someone will be able to talk this through with you for the best advice :-)

Thanks for your comment Jack, glad to hear it's stood the test of time for you!

Hi @CIRCAInspections thanks for commenting. One pouch of wallpaper should be mixed with water as detailed in the rations shown in the instructions on the pouch, but for clarity - For lightweight wallpapers, one pouch should be diluted with 1.85 gallons of water and this will be sufficient for 8 rolls. For heavy vinyls and paste the wall wallpapers one pouch should be diluted with 1.56 gallons of water and will be sufficient for 6-7 rolls. You can also contact the US customer service team at [email protected] or by calling them at 1-855-972-9273 and they will be able to answer any further questions. Hope that helps!

Hi @jayjohal6892 - thanks for your comment! We would recommend sizing the wall prior to wallpapering (this is applying wallpaper paste that has been watered down around 20%), or you can apply Zinsser Gardz (www.brewers.co.uk/product/BN6022F), again prior to wallpapering. This will help the adhesion when you go on to line the wall. Hope this helps :-)

Glad you enjoyed Marc, and thanks for taking part - looks like you had one incredible trip!

Hey eboscrubbly1187 - we’re glad you liked the video! We love playing our part in our communities and support more than just national icons! We’re always on the lookout for great causes to support and get involved in, if you know of any you can always let us know either at your local store or message us on social media✉️

We think so too - it has really brightened up the area!

Hi! This colour would be Albany's Royal Mail Red - www.brewers.co.uk/search?q=royal+mail+red

Glad it was helpful!

because it looked diy at best

Hi there, For any more information or advice about paint or jobs you have, you can call our Customer Service Team on 01323 576555 and they'll be more than happy to help you 😊

Hi M R, you can indeed!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad to hear it Jack, thanks for sharing such nice words!

Hello Joel, Thank you for your comment. One pouch of wallpaper should be mixed with water as detailed in the rations shown in the instructions on the pouch, but for clarity - For lightweight wallpapers, one pouch should be diluted with 1.85 gallons of water and this will be sufficient for 8 rolls. For heavy vinyls and paste the wall wallpapers one pouch should be diluted with 1.56 gallons of water and will be sufficient for 6-7 rolls Hope this helps!

Spot on Tom! Providing a key to the surface by sanding it makes it much easier for the paint to adhere to the surface to avoid it flaking or peeling.

Hi Nik, Thanks for your question. You would want to sand new plaster as doing this provides a key to the surface, which means it makes it much easier for the paint to adhere to the surface to avoid it flaking or peeling. Hope that answers your query!

It wasn’t a question, I’m a professional plasterer and decorator, there is no need to sand new plaster unless it has defects that need sanding. A mist coat like screwfixes bare plaster paint soaks in to all plaster work fine

😂​@@NiktheEnglishGreekCypriot

Plasterer and decorator? Jack of all trades. Always sand it back if you want a good finish

@@GMLondon Jack of all trades? I’ve run my own business for years plastering and decorating. If you think that being good at multiple trades makes you less qualified at your specific one then you’re very mistaken.

We'll have to get you on camera another time Bruce! Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it :-)

Hi Steven, sorry to hear you've had this experience. We've not heard this before but please ensure all paint is thoroughly mixed before use as if not done this can sometimes alter the colour. If you're unhappy with a product we recommend taking it back to the store you bought it from, and the team will be happy to help :-)

Magnolia is a type of yellow shade don't you know this already? Should have picked the white version

Hi, whilst we do not stock colour wheels, you should be able to find images of them online. We also have an article with a colour wheel on it which can be viewed here: www.brewers.co.uk/know-how/article/choosing-your-colour-scheme

Hi, unfortunately we cannot advise on this as our products have not been tested for this purpose. Thanks.

Hi, unfortunately there is not a substance that can be mixed with these products to help dry faster. Thanks.