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I built my face frame shaker kitchen about 5years ago and was allowed input into the colour. 'WE' went for a dark duck egg type of colour, I even got some car paint mixed to match and sprayed the fridge. For the last 4years 6months swmbo has said she doesnt like the color. The snagging list for 2025 has started and re painting the kitchen is on it in bold letters :)

I'm using the same paint, Mylands. It has done ok and endured some action. Is anyone clued up on brushes and rollers? The last time I splashed out on some picasso brushes and found them reasonable. Is a wool or sponge roller better for big bits.
 
I've painted a lot of kitchgen cabinets (for a DIYer) and really like the two fat blokes rollers. I also use Mylands and can get a superb finish with these good quality rollers.

I use the orange picasso brushes too. Excellent. They cut well and clean well.
 
I also would recommend the Two fussy bloke rollers. I've not come across those paint brushes before though - are they superior to Purdy which has been my go-to brush brand in recent years.
 
There are undoubtedly better, but I can't fault these for the money. The cheaper range is fine as well.
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Hamilton For The Trade Synthetic Paintbrush Set

Be ready for a variety of general painting jobs with this set of five paint brushes from Hamilton's For The Trade collection. The bundle includes one 1" brush, two 1.5" brushes and two 2" brushes.Each of the fine-tipped flat brushes features solid, tapered synthetic filaments - this reduces...
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Phil Pascoe said:
There are undoubtedly better, but I can't fault these for the money. The cheaper range is fine as well.
www.toolstation.com

Hamilton For The Trade Synthetic Paintbrush Set

Be ready for a variety of general painting jobs with this set of five paint brushes from Hamilton's For The Trade collection. The bundle includes one 1" brush, two 1.5" brushes and two 2" brushes.Each of the fine-tipped flat brushes features solid, tapered synthetic filaments - this reduces...
www.toolstation.com www.toolstation.com
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You recommended these ages ago, so I bought a set and they are excellent for the price.
 
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