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Transform dull radiators into statement pieces with a helping hand from Harris’ range of high-quality tools

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With the return of cooler mornings and evenings, your radiators might be coming back into service after their summer break. However, if yours are looking a little shabby, scuffed or dated, then now is the ideal time to give them a fresh lick of bright white paint, or set the tone to a cosier mood with a darker shade. Harris has a new range of decorating tools designed specifical­ly for metal, which will take the hard work out of the job and leave you with a gleaming, drip-free finish on your radiators.

 ??  ?? A piece of wall furniture in its own right, a painted radiator can add a splash of colour to a muted hallway, bedroom or living room. Choose the 15mm Seriously Good Metalwork
Brush for ironwork or ribbed radiators, as you’ll have more control between the bars to avoid smudges or applying too much paint. Plus, Harris’ NO-LOSS™ technology will ensure no loose bristles are left stuck to the surface.
A piece of wall furniture in its own right, a painted radiator can add a splash of colour to a muted hallway, bedroom or living room. Choose the 15mm Seriously Good Metalwork Brush for ironwork or ribbed radiators, as you’ll have more control between the bars to avoid smudges or applying too much paint. Plus, Harris’ NO-LOSS™ technology will ensure no loose bristles are left stuck to the surface.
 ??  ?? You’ve done the hard work and selected your paint colour. Make your chosen shade as impactful as possible with the 75mm Seriously
Good Metalwork Brush. A comfortabl­e handle makes painting the wider panels easy and its high-quality bristles will leave a streak-free finish. Take care not to over-apply each coat of paint, and let each coat dry thoroughly before the next.
You’ve done the hard work and selected your paint colour. Make your chosen shade as impactful as possible with the 75mm Seriously Good Metalwork Brush. A comfortabl­e handle makes painting the wider panels easy and its high-quality bristles will leave a streak-free finish. Take care not to over-apply each coat of paint, and let each coat dry thoroughly before the next.
 ??  ?? Much like any other decorating task, preparatio­n is vital. Lightly sand the radiator’s surface then give it a good clean with diluted sugar soap. Protect the adjacent areas with a dust sheet and use masking tape to protect the walls or skirting. Invest in quality tools to make the prepping, priming and painting jobs a breeze, and you’ll reap the benefits with a flawless finish.
Much like any other decorating task, preparatio­n is vital. Lightly sand the radiator’s surface then give it a good clean with diluted sugar soap. Protect the adjacent areas with a dust sheet and use masking tape to protect the walls or skirting. Invest in quality tools to make the prepping, priming and painting jobs a breeze, and you’ll reap the benefits with a flawless finish.
 ??  ?? Designed for more intricate jobs, the 15mm Seriously Good
Metalwork Brush makes quick work of fiddly or smaller areas, such as the inside of the radiator and the
pipework
Designed for more intricate jobs, the 15mm Seriously Good Metalwork Brush makes quick work of fiddly or smaller areas, such as the inside of the radiator and the pipework
 ??  ?? The Harris Seriously Good range has a wide selection of preparatio­n tools to help you achieve a seamless DIY job, including tarpaulins, sandpapers, steel wool and Ultimate Fine Line masking tape
The Harris Seriously Good range has a wide selection of preparatio­n tools to help you achieve a seamless DIY job, including tarpaulins, sandpapers, steel wool and Ultimate Fine Line masking tape
 ??  ?? Once you’ve finished painting, give the 75mm Seriously Good Metalwork
Brush a thorough clean and pat dry so it’s in its best shape for your
next DIY task
Once you’ve finished painting, give the 75mm Seriously Good Metalwork Brush a thorough clean and pat dry so it’s in its best shape for your next DIY task

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