Dulux Singapore

The other day I saw my neighbour throw out two big, half-full cans of paint. My heart hurt. All that money, just throw away like that! It reminded me of my own stupid mistake last time. Still get flashbacks, I tell you. I thought I was so smart. "Confirm this one can is enough for the kid's room," I told my wife. Famous last words, right? Halfway through, the wall looked like it had some kind of skin disease, patchy and sad. The paint ran out. My wife gave me that look. Sian to the max. Had to drive back to the shop, all sweaty, just to buy a tiny bit more. You all know what I'm talking about, right? Your bomb shelter also got that collection of half-used paint cans? Yeah, I see you. Okay, that's it. Lesson learned. After that disaster, I developed my own kiasu, 'confirm-no-waste' method. I'm sharing it now so you all don't have to suffer like me. So listen up. My 'Kiasu' Paint Formula (Don't Be Stupid Like Me) You want to know how to c...

was so sian looking at my old bathroom tiles. You know the kind... the pattern from the 90s. Wanted to do reno, but I checked the price... wah, my heart also pain. Cannot lah. Then my friend told me, "Eh, you can just paint bathroom tiles , you know?" At first, I was like, "Can meh?" So I decided to try. Okay, first thing first, must clean the tiles properly lah. The grout lines got all the black-black mould, so leceh. But must scrub until clean, if not the paint won't stick. After that, dry properly, then use masking tape to cover all the things you don't want to get paint on. Don't be lazy on this part, okay! Then, you put one layer of primer. This one is important, helps the main paint stick better. For the main event, I used a specialist tile paint. Use a small roller for the big parts, faster and more even. Use a brush for the grout lines and edges. I did two coats. Must be patient and let it dry properly between coats. The result... shiok, man! Ser...