HAVE you ever painted a fence or piece of furniture only for it to be left with a bubbly effect? A DIY expert has revealed how different weather conditions can affect how good your paint job looks, ...

Spring is just around the corner, which means now is the perfect opportunity to get back into the garden and paint your fence, if they are in need of some TLC. Here's how to paint a garden fence in ...

ONE of the best ways to give your garden a new lease of life before summer is to freshen up your fence. It might seem like a massive faff but it's actually loads easer than you might think, especially ...

Painting your fence in the summer is a common DIY job, but one which can easily go wrong. An expert has shared common mistakes Britons make when they paint their fences, and how to avoid them.

Don't miss out on the headlines from Chinchilla. Followed categories will be added to My News. Begin by washing down your fence with a high-pressure water cleaner to remove any flaking paint and ...

"Painting your neighbor’s fence, even if just on the side that faces you, could be considered vandalism, and/or the act of doing so could be considered trespassing. So, obtaining permission is crucial ...

AS spring approaches, many homeowners are turning their attention to sprucing up their gardens From weeding the flower beds to trimming the hedge and planting some hardy flowers, there's plenty that ...

Good fences make good neighbors, but they can also become a point of contention. When it comes time to paint, there are some details you'll want to check out.

As we gear up for a new season, many folks are mulling over a home and garden makeover. A fair few will be keen to give their fence panels or decking a fresh coat of paint to spruce them up for the ...

With the easter break in full swing for some people already, many will be eyeing up DIY projects outside. But before you grab your gear and head out into the garden, you might want to stop and think ...

Can you really DIY this or should you call a pro? While you definitely need to ask yourself this question for large scale renovations or specialist jobs like electrical rewiring, crafting decorations ...