Decorating Tips-How to make paint stick to almost any surface without sanding

ESP Makes Paint Stick To Shiny Surfaces Without Sanding or Mess.

You can now paint your PVC windows, Gutters, Aluminium windows and doors any colour you desire... all by using ESP as your 'gripper coat'.

Ideal for the following materials and finishes:

* Melamine

* Formica

* PVC

* Glass

* Tiles

* Old Varnish / Gloss

* Mirrors

* Stainless

* Brass

* Fibreglass

and many many more-trusted by professionals all over.

Just follow these simple steps for a professional sound finish.


1. clean the surface with warm water and sugar soap, allow to dry, leave for about 2 hours then paint.


ESP prepares non-porous surfaces for painting. Leaves a bonding film on the surface for paint to stick to. Ideal for priming:

Melamine, ceramic tiles, old paint & varnish, glass, aluminium, plastic & pvc and much more. Does not soften, remove or dull the old finish.



Just look at the benefits!!

1.You can apply varnish directly over old varnish, or gloss on top of gloss!

2.You can change the colour of your fridge

3.You can give your kitchen cabinets a new lease of life by painting them a different colour

4.You can paint over PVC windows and doors!!(I kid you not)-you can actually change the colour of your windows and doors

from the standard white to "yellow, blue or green if you wanted to ,and look completely out of place in your neighbourhood-WOW!!

5. You can change the colour of your guttering from the boring black and grey standard to "country flags if you wanted to"

how cool would that be???

6. You can paint over aluminium doors and windows in the same way as you would with pVC

7.You can paint over and change the colour of your wall tile in a fraction of the time it would take you to re-tile the entire bathroom

or kitchen at a fraction of the cost

All this is achieved by applying ESP over the surface of whatever you want to paint without the need to sand it down first.

All this is possible because:ESP Leaves a bonding film on the surface for paint to stick to.

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