gave my shed a lick of paint today

excellent, looking smart chris........ive needed to do mine for the last couple of years, maybe get it done this year.

good luck racing this year...

David wrote:

excellent, looking smart chris........ive needed to do mine for the last couple of years, maybe get it done this year.

good luck racing this year...

Chet's David, looking forward to July

Looking nice Chris, amazing how a coat of paint makes it look like a new loft, will have to get Luke to sort ours out when the weather breaks

Mine are desperate for paint. Have a compressor and spray gun. Just need some reasonable weather. Plus 10 C today. Minus 12 C tonight. Cold tomorrow also then it should warm up.

nice job chris always best to keep it up together in case council come calling you never know when their about they could be in a neighbours garden dealing with another matter or even a complaint when a loft is kept clean and tidy like that it keeps the neighbours happy to

oldstrain wrote:

nice job chris always best to keep it up together in case council come calling you never know when their about they could be in a neighbours garden dealing with another matter or even a complaint when a loft is kept clean and tidy like that it keeps the neighbours happy to

To be honest that's the main reason for doing it, especially in them colours, right mardy cow next door, she cannot moan at the look of my sheds now

Looks good! All that green vegetation also. No leaves on the trees here yet.

chris perry wrote:

oldstrain wrote:

nice job chris always best to keep it up together in case council come calling you never know when their about they could be in a neighbours garden dealing with another matter or even a complaint when a loft is kept clean and tidy like that it keeps the neighbours happy to

To be honest that's the main reason for doing it, especially in them colours, right mardy cow next door, she cannot moan at the look of my sheds now

Appears a good job well done Chris there etc I place a good paint job "Maybe not the best thing for the birds" on ones loft as a good public relations exercise also with ones neighbours as such.

Very smart looking Chris I've got two cans of paint and spare brush

markevans wrote:

Very smart looking Chris I've got two cans of paint and spare brush

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Great job, I like the colours.
You've got a busy back yard there mate, I bet your birds are happy there.
Plenty for them to hop on and off of and look around, much better than those long characterless Lofts.

Knackered wrote:

markevans wrote:

Very smart looking Chris I've got two cans of paint and spare brush

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everyone over to knackered with their brushes, free board and lodgings in exchange........

David wrote:

Knackered wrote:

markevans wrote:

Very smart looking Chris I've got two cans of paint and spare brush

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everyone over to knackered with their brushes, free board and lodgings in exchange........

All welcome but before you all start on my lofts etc I would exspect my house to be painted first .

sweeping brushes required for the estate

Boosey wrote:

Great job, I like the colours.
You've got a busy back yard there mate, I bet your birds are happy there.
Plenty for them to hop on and off of and look around, much better than those long characterless Lofts.

It does me, there's a kio pond and the wifes budgie shed and aviary not in the picture the bit of turf that's left is going to be ripped up and replaced with artificial turf.

No more mowing for me

whats the colour / shade of the green chris...?

Nice tidy job, paint would be frozen in tin round here today!

Looking great

David wrote:

whats the colour / shade of the green chris...?

Cupinal willow

oldstrain wrote:

sweeping brushes required for the estate

After that lot above I take back my invitation etc as my bones tell me you lot would do a better job painting out a pig pen than my house I suspect   .