Thank you very much

Why didn’t you use Gardz to prevent any residue wallpaper adhesive tarnishing the finished emulsion.

Ive just watched one of your videos regarding painting walls after stripping off wall paper, brilliant, ive a couple of questions. 1) what filler would you recommend because the one in the video i watched from 2 years ago is out of stock on Amazon 2) what paint did you use as a base coat before colour coat 3) ive been advised to paint over either all internal painted areas or wall paper using decorator's varnish by polyvine to protect everything because i have 2 sprocker spaniels and a Congo African grey parrot, and due the dogs and parrot it protects all surfaces, my bedroom is 4x4 roughly with door my window is 13ft long and around 3 to 4 ft high Living room 5x4 same size window and door hallway is 6x1 and 6 doors including front door, how much polyvine decorators varnish would you recommend for at least 2 coats over all internal surfaces, Great videos and content will be watching them all for tips and buying the recommendations of tools and equipment 👍

Came across your videos and found them very helpful! I’m currently tackling a small office room in my new house that had wallpaper. I stripped the wallpaper and removed the glue. Now onto sanding and filling blemishes. Any suggestions about whether or not to skim coat the walls for a smoother finish?

Right, off to Wickes!

Great video - didn’t need to skim then I take it

Super nice tip! thanks man

Thanks to your video, I've managed to sort out my bathroom.

Thanks, got one on Amazon hope it works.

Does this also work for forcefully ripped out chunks of wood on the frame?

Congratulations and well done for overcoming your self battles. 🏠 👍🏾

that was some haircut Steven ;)

Will peel stop cover fair line cracks in paint and then paint over with paint

Used the Bin 123 Plus on bare wood and worked well.

Cheers, I've been looking for a small flexitub for ages. I use a paint kettle but can't get into the corners

Zinsser 123+ is brilliant stuff. I’ve used it on a rental property where they had a water stained kitchen ceiling. Two coats covered it and held it back a treat! I would use again and highly recommend! 👍🏾

Handy with it been silicone , but I use empty 1L overlap adhesive tubs …. There’re free!!

Spot on cheers. Didn't know they were a thing but look bloody handy to have so just ordered. Nice one 👌

Thanks Steven… great review! It looks like a very handy product! I’ll certainly be buying one now. Keep the great content coming, we really enjoy your uploads! 👍🏾

A small silicon spatula is better than filling knives for mixing Steven , the metal filling knives scratch the inside of the bowl and they don't clean out as well after a while whilst a silicon spatula doesn't scratch the surface.

Come on Steven bloody hell I’ve been using these for ten years , hardly a new product 👎 Handy mind

Is it really tough and washable?

Love bedec, I've fairly recently gone over to their All Prime as it's a good solid, stain blocking primer at a decent price. As far as i can tell it's exactly the same as zinsser aqua at a fraction of the cost. Just found your channel buddy so gonna binge watch through the week! 😂

Brilliant Lad, short and simple. Thanks for this. 👍

Those tiles are beautiful

Is it good for staircases and skirting mate?

Is that primer or reg white paint ?

What brush and rollers do you use on them?

Semi hard 😂

Mate ive just realised you're in York! I was born in York! Live just outside now. If you ever fancy a coffee let me know. I'll buy you one, would be great to meet you. Take care mate. Liam

All the zinsser products are pukka. Like you i also have all on board. I tried the BIN aqua on some knotts on new wood and it seems to work. Maybe give it go and do a video on it no pressure😂. Another informative video 👍

I know what you mean about b I n primer but I remember using it in the seventies it had a different name but was the same stuff

Can i put the bin straight over an oil base finish and apply a waterbase topcoat?

Thanks for your advice :)

You should be incredibly proud of yourself for everything you have achieved mate. I relate to some of your story, been to the lowest places mentally, but things are finally moving forward. Look after yourself and your wife brother, god bless you

Both great products that i always carry on the van . It's crazing not grazing though Steven 👍

Great job

❤ legend

I would defo sugar soap the walls after taking the paper off like before painting it.

Did you ever make a video about damage wall because of mold? And it's like my wall always wet. More like there's water trapped inside wall

There is a very good video about this on the Skill Builder channel when they head to Dulux HQ. It’s not that one is deliberately worse than the other, they are designed for different markets and levels of proficiency with paint. The retail for example is thicker and designed not to drip everywhere when handled by a DIYer. The fact we have the choice of both is a bonus.

What is your go to caulk? Thanks Dan

Same here plus methylated spirits

Where are your "Happy Knees" Knee pads ? Handy video BTW. Thank you!.

Bedec is a great brand, I sometimes use the white gloss for soffit and fascia boards and the black gloss is great on drain pipes etc. Another informative video 👍

Got the information I needed from you. Thank you

I’ve watched about 2 hours of your videos today. When you cut in do you ever get any halo-ing/striping/goalpost look afterwards? Whether I cut in like you do with a brush only, or do a brush cut in and roll back with a mini roller I quite often get the haloing. I take it that’s just down to my inexperience? Or maybe I’m overloading the brush? Plus the corners, sometimes are very faint.

Used the Bin 123 Plus on some bare MDF and found it good. Smith and Rodgers Blockade is great for heavily nicotine stained wood work.

Glad you have become a better person

It is one of my pet hates, is calling a trade and they answer 'Hello'. They should announce Hello, ABC interiors Darren speaking etc.