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alternatively, you could wash your hair in thinner and turps and see how that goes. Just a thought..

Thinners! Ah - I have some of that at home! Good idea - I will try it next time. Kudos tools.. Cheers ac

time = money. many things can slow you down. Like trying to clean a brush? :D True story: I hadn't finished the job, and it was bedtime, so I tried the gladwrap option with enamel paint on one of my RotaCota spirit wide brushes. DOH! It went kinda hard all around the outside of...

Thanks for the tips! John thanks for the tips re painting doors & walls. I've painted two houses fully now, and am getting better each time! I like the results that I achieve, and use a similar technique to yours. I like idea of the bristle effect after the roller, I haven't used...

I agree I had cheap rollers once and they left fur and crap on the wall (acrylic) So I only buy good quality ones now. I use a fair bit of turps - but buy it buy the 4 litre can - about 8 bucks or so. The job comes up OK so washing up is worth it. TIP - leave the turps stand...