Everbuild Instant Nails – White 290ml 
Everbuild Stick2 Superglue De-Bonder - 20ml 
OX Tools Pro Self Levelling Laser Level - 60m 
ALM Code 3 Milled Lead - 914mm x 6m 
Code 4 Cast Lead - 850mm x 6m 
ALM Code 4 Milled Lead - 760mm x 3m 
Code 5 Cast Lead - 450mm x 6m 
Hedgehog Gutter Brush Leaf Guard Black – 4m x 100mm 
Klober Plain Roof Tile Vent Adaptor - KG990500 
1201 Telescopic Underfloor Vent 3-5 Courses 
Siroflex Trade High Viscosity Superglue - 20g 
ALM Code 8 Milled Lead - 510mm x 6m 
Ronseal 5 Minute Multi-Purpose Smooth Finish Filler - 600ml 
Bond It B2 Expanding PU Foam - Beige 750ml 
ALM Code 5 Milled Lead - 850mm x 3m 
Code 6 Cast Lead - 210mm x 6m 
Soudal Neoprene Contact Adhesive Liquid Glue 44A – 50ml 
Everbuild General Purpose Silicone - White 280ml (Box of 12) 
Everbuild Salt-Away Sprayable Salt Remover – 1 Litre 
Uses
Ronseal 3 in 1 Basecoat is perfect for those looking to apply a solid basecoat before decorating.
This product is formulated with a thick pigment, allowing you to submerge unsightly marks and hairline cracks. This is perfect for drastically transforming colours on walls. The 3 in 1 Basecoat offers 10m² per litre coverage, offering efficiency with just one tin 2.5L covering up to 25m².
Preparation
Prepare the surface by cleaning any contaminants on it, like dirt, grease, etc. The best way to achieve this is by using sugar soap, perfect for cleaning a wall down and optimising it for paints. If there is any loose paint or plaster, you should prepare this by using sandpaper, leaving a smooth finish.
Application
- Stir the in thoroughly when opening it, as this ensures all the pigments are mixed correctly
- Using a brush or roller, apply the paint directly to the wall, keeping an even coverage
- The colour will be touch dry within 2 hours and suitable for being painted over in 4
- If you are transforming drastic colours on the walls, apply more than 1 coat.
Aftercare
Remove as much paint as possible from your tools before cleaning them down, and when cleaning them, use warm, soapy water. Your local authority may have a procedure to dispose of it safely.
