Gary Burton
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Contributor to the Professional Painter & Decorator magazine. Tips & advice to the best of my knowledge. https://instagram.com/grb_interiors?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
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On this day. 2023. A place in my heart.
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You get me each time. 😅
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When it comes to woodwork, these roller sleeves are superb. Great value as wash out and last well. I even use this for when I’m applying emulsion with a mini roller - ideal for window reveals etc.
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A front door I redecorated earlier this year. Finished in Farrow & Ball Hague Blue. Love this shade. 🎨
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Tesa make a tape specifically for curved contours. This unique tape is superb. The creped backing flexes & will give a defined curved paint edge.
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Might be time to replay the ‘cat funeral at sea’ caller. IYKUK

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I remember when you did this at the end of May this year.

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Very thought-provoking. The boy will be thinking about his present, the parent will be thinking about his future.

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Great to hear it, thank you.
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Rolling walls and ceilings? This is the ideal combination. Even weight distribution as the frame supports the roller both ends, compared to a traditional roller frame.
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New roller sleeve? Wrap tape around it first and remove immediately. This simple method removes any loose lint - therefore sticks to the tape instead of the wall. I’ve made the mistake of not doing this and it comes off as you roll the wall/ceiling. Once done you shouldn’t need to do it again.
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Here is a tip. When picking a secondary shade to go with your main colour, for example a feature wall, or woodwork. You are best looking above, below, left or right directly of the colour you’ve picked. They are almost certainly going go to go together perfectly.
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It all comes back to ‘know your place’ - that I’m sure of.

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I’ll add one more to that list, attending the theatre.

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To quote a book to make this point, it’s like discovering a secret garden.

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Fair to say I fit into this category.
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You are my friend and *nobody else’s thank you.
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Really enjoying my current project. This staircase has taken a lot of time to prepare for the actual painting. This shade is called ‘Juniper Ash’ by Little Greene. A gorgeous blue; warm & intimate, without being overwhelming. What do you guys think?