Electric socket smeared with paint
Even with my steady hand, I prefer to unscrew electric sockets before painting around them. I know it takes time and, in theory, paint that is smudged onto the socket can be wiped off, but I prefer paint not to get onto the electricity socket in the first place.
Unscrewing the socket takes just a few minutes and painting around the socket then is really easy with the paint being applied behind the socket for best effect.
Electrical fittings unscrewed before painting prevents smearing for a better effect.
If the effort is too much for you, of course, I would welcome providing you with a free quotation for doing the work.
Things are getting busier in the lead up to Christmas with people wanting work done ready for their Christmas parties but, if you are in the Southbourne, Christchurch, Burton, Boscombe, Highcliffe, Walkford or Queens Park areas which I can easily pop out to, I would especially welcome hearing from you.
Bye for now
Noel
Noel Watson – Painting and decorating services in Southbourne and surrounding Bournemouth areas.
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