I jacked in my job and have gone self employed, and people keep asking me to do handyman stuff instead of what I'm actually wanting to do, but hey it's money!

Not sure what to do with this one though.  I've been asked to repair a shop windowsill.  It's a curved window and the sill is made in several sections and the ends have rotted where the joins are.  I'm quite happy with the woodwork side of it, but what should i do about painting it at this time of year?  It's got to be gloss white, so normally i would just chuck some dulux oil based white gloss on it, but that says it needs to be over 10 degrees to apply it.  Can i get away with it when it's colder by adding some dryers to the paint?  Or is there a paint that would be ok to use when it's colder?

Yes, it will be dulux weathershield oil based gloss.  Looking like we're not going to have any dry weather in the next few weeks either, so that'll put a stop to it.

cheers dude

been honking it down all day here  I've put a quote in, but i've got a feeling they're not going to go for it

When I first started out self employed I was asked to make a bookcase for a dining room. All the furniture in the room was oak but they didn’t want to go to the expense of oak and wanted it in pine. Against my better judgment I made it for them and it looked ok in the room, but a week or so later I get a call that they don’t like it and wanted their money back. It was a costly learning experience but it taught me it was better to walk away from any job, or customer, I wasn’t happy with.