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Bayden_Rank
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Painting Polyprop Waste Pipe
Sep 26
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I am trying to decide whether to box in or simply paint the exposed length of waste pipe. Is there an accepted right way to paint polyprop waste please?
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Is 'polyprop' the white plastic looking pipe underneath the toilet ?, If so I have painted them loads of times, I normally undercoat with an oil-base , then satinwood or eggshell , again oilbase.
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May I suggest that with plastic pipes having never been previously painted, go straight on with the gloss paint if that is the desired finish.
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