Alan Grant

full, vibrant colour once you paint it on.

There's no going back once you do that, so just keep that in mind.

No.

Well, you could, but it's going to be very problematic.

Yeah, you certainly would, yeah.

And you could use a harsher chemical to make it easier, but people prefer not to do that nowadays.

So like the sanding, you want to make sure you have your dusk mask and you want to make sure you have your goggles on safety and stuff.

But if you have an old plastic garden furniture, right?

Somebody bought maybe four or five years ago and say it was green and now it's kind of like a dusty kind of, you know, very dull.

Faded.

Faded.

So you can get a blowtorch and just wave that over it.

What?

Yes.

Melt it!

Yeah, so you're just lightly melting it and you're actually bringing the colour back out from the plastic.

It's absolutely a brilliant trick for something that's, it's functionally it's perfect furniture, but it doesn't look great.

And you'll probably find people when they've stacked their plastic garden furniture,

You know, four out of the six seats actually are OK, but the top two that end up on top are all very kind of chart only looking.

Blowtorch, yeah, you know, it's just nice, quick, steady waves over it because you're not wanting to melt it.