Cheap painter needed for owner occupied apartment in Sydney CBD

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homersyd
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March 29, 2010 - 12:43 am
Hi all,
Does anyone know a cheap (but good one) painter? I have a 2bed-2bath apartment which needed to be painted in Sydney CBD.
Much appreciated for your help!
number 8
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March 29, 2010 - 4:28 am
Yes I do,
Brendan painted my entire external home (brick) for three thousand one hundred and fifty dollars (He provided the paint and spent over two weeks, two coats, windows, doors and no more gaps where appropriate). My home is two stories on the side.
refer to http://www.birchcorp.com.au under asociates and articles for his details. I have nil ties with him. I place people on my website that offer good value, I have many properties and people often ask me who I use.
maree_bradross
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March 29, 2010 - 5:14 am
No-one will be cheaper than yourself
homersyd
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March 29, 2010 - 5:43 am
number 8 wrote:
Yes I do,
Brendan painted my entire external home (brick) for three thousand one hundred and fifty dollars (He provided the paint and spent over two weeks, two coats, windows, doors and no more gaps where appropriate). My home is two stories on the side.
refer to http://www.birchcorp.com.au under asociates and articles for his details. I have nil ties with him. I place people on my website that offer good value, I have many properties and people often ask me who I use.
Thanks a lot number 8, I will check out your site
homersyd
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March 29, 2010 - 5:44 am
maree_bradross wrote:
No-one will be cheaper than yourself
I know…but we dont want to stuff it up as I’m not handy at all…
Ryan McLean
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March 30, 2010 - 2:25 am
homersyd wrote:
maree_bradross wrote:
No-one will be cheaper than yourself
I know…but we dont want to stuff it up as I’m not handy at all…
You don’t have to be especially handy in order to paint a house.
If you are painting your house to rent it out make sure you choose neutral colours. By choosing stark colours you are limiting your market.
My wife is extremely handy and she is a genius when it comes to choosing paint colours and she loves painting. I would almost offer her services to you…but she is not a professional painter…she just loves making properties look awesome.
Good luck
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homersyd
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March 31, 2010 - 12:04 am
ryan mclean wrote:
homersyd wrote:
maree_bradross wrote:
No-one will be cheaper than yourself
I know…but we dont want to stuff it up as I’m not handy at all…
You don’t have to be especially handy in order to paint a house.
If you are painting your house to rent it out make sure you choose neutral colours. By choosing stark colours you are limiting your market.
My wife is extremely handy and she is a genius when it comes to choosing paint colours and she loves painting. I would almost offer her services to you…but she is not a professional painter…she just loves making properties look awesome.
Good luck
Thx for the offer Ryan, but I think we might try to do-it-ourselves first…