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A friend of mine is coming over to CVO to paint my house on the ADM, I've read the post regarding paint quality on this site and found it very helpful, I wondered though, whether or not to try the paint store on the Fatacil estate, ask their advice and purchase all the equipment needed, i.e. rollers, trays, paint and maybe hire a pressure washer from them if they offer that service, we hope to start painting in late May, any comments? :?
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If you're thinking of the store "CIN" which is opposite Fatacil gates, then you'll find numerous positive recommendations on this site from myself and many others :)
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yes , cin has the best paint, more expensive but worth it ,use their paint outside and forget repainting for a few years. :x :x
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We bought everything from CIN (paint, rollers, trays etc) and they were very helpful and didn't try to persuade us to buy the most expensive paint which came in 4 grades.

When the paint can was opened a year later, it was still perfect.
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Yep, I would also recommend them, very helpful and speak good English if your Portuguese is not up to scratch. Good quality paint is worth the little extra, we did buy some from izi but not such good quality.
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Does anybody know the make of paint that CIN supply or is it there own?
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Lesley Jean wrote:Yep, I would also recommend them, very helpful and speak good English if your Portuguese is not up to scratch. Good quality paint is worth the little extra, we did buy some from izi but not such good quality.
Thanks everyone for your comments, I'll take your advice.
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Farol wrote:Does anybody know the make of paint that CIN supply or is it there own?
Branco Matt I think but my Portuguese is not up to scratch :)
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Post by Gambrinus »

Cin has it's own brand which they supply.

Along with Kenitex and Barbot, this is one of the more common brands of paint available.

The paint manufacturers provide painting "systems" and it is advisable to follow their recomendations on how to apply these as this will drastically affect the result and durability of the refurbishment.

Purchase of a powerful jet wash and crack filler material is advisable, as the older paint profiles will normally be very flaky and deteriorated by years of weather and UV exposure.
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Gambrinus wrote:Cin has it's own brand which they supply.

Along with Kenitex and Barbot, this is one of the more common brands of paint available.

The paint manufacturers provide painting "systems" and it is advisable to follow their recomendations on how to apply these as this will drastically affect the result and durability of the refurbishment.

Purchase of a powerful jet wash and crack filler material is advisable, as the older paint profiles will normally be very flaky and deteriorated by years of weather and UV exposure.
Can anyone supply me with a telephone number so that I can contact them from the UK before I go to CVO, once again thanks for your help.
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I just happened to have one of their invoices open on my desk to help prepare my tax return :cry:

Tel: +351 282 342 795
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Tax return this early......MY GOD....you're efficient!
My accountant will be lucky to see sight of mine much before November!!! :roll:
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Bruce, I am talking about 2007 returns for PT tax. Needs to be filed by late April 2008. UK version for same period can wait till Xmas 2008 !!
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Post by pato »

Thanks for your help, I phoned CIN today and got an estimate and he seems very reasonable, I'll certainly go there when I get over in May.
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