Social Media plays a big part of my contact with new clients and existing clients, in this modern world if you're not in contact on these platforms then you're a dying breed of painter & decorator. I often use social media to promote my business, chat with my clients by Direct Message, arrange quotes, bookings etc. When everyone now has such busy lives it's often quicker than email to draft a quick Facebook or Twitter message to someone.



Some people ask how do I find the time to run all these social media streams and also paint, decorate, hang wallpaper, sand etc etc.. well it's quick and easy just post on the go or in a tea break it takes seconds to upload a post or image about my day it keeps people informed as I go and helps build an audience with my prospective clients.

If you would like to keep up to date with one of my constant social media streams then please look at my Facebook page, it's a bit more in depth regarding all aspects of my painter and decorator adventures and tends to have more images, text than Twitter. I also have a Google+page but for now here is the Facebook page below just click the link.

I have many clients in the East Grinstead, Forest Row & Copthorne areas that I decorate for, I would love to add you to my list of satisfied home owners.

Please LIKE & SHARE it all helps build my profile.

I finally finished painting the Memorial bench in Dormansland, Surrey, it took a couple of days to paint as I had to keep coming back because of rain, however I think it's turned out ok in the end. I used 240 grit sandpaper to sand down manually as I could not use any power tools for obvious reasons, I then used Rustins Oak wood stain, this is a water based wood stain that is very good for painting outside garden furniture. Rustins is very quick drying, it's durable & available in 750ml cans of gloss or satin. It gives very long lasting protection to all external wood, & is touch dry within 30 minutes, you can re coat the wood stain after 4 hours. 

Painter, Decorator & Memorial bench restorer Dormansland, Surrey