June BS Thread!
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From: Spanaway
That will do it.
I was playing spring cleaning today after the Costco visit and
even got time to clean out the inside of the truck. That was after
it quit raining like a Cow Pissing on a Flat Rock.
This is June right????
Sean
I was playing spring cleaning today after the Costco visit and
even got time to clean out the inside of the truck. That was after
it quit raining like a Cow Pissing on a Flat Rock.
This is June right????
Sean
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From: Algona, Washington
I've been painting since I woke up. My younger brothers room is in the second living room and has been 4 different colors for years now. We are finally laying down the primer and we are going to put a tan color down. Right now though, I'm cooking some hot pockets for lunch. Hoooot pockeeets....
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I absolutely hate painting. I almost started a fire at my gf house. Put my welding hood on the kitchen counter. Long story short, it got pushed onto the big burner( thank god it was a flame retardant hood) the burner got turned on to Hi. We had to paint. She was sooooo bad I fired her from painting and had no help. So once again I HATE painting.
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Post Fiend
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From: Algona, Washington
I don't like painting either, mainly cause there is no good way to do it. the rollers suck, brushes suck, sprayers are virtually useless and make a big mess... It took us all day to lay down a dark tan in a living room type of area. The ceiling is being saved for tomorrow when we can see.
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From: Spanaway
Painting used to not be a problem. Having the right tools helps a lot.
I had all the masking and spray tools one could want and a nice set
of brushes along with some rollers.
But that is all gone after the house fire in 2001
Sean
I had all the masking and spray tools one could want and a nice set
of brushes along with some rollers.
But that is all gone after the house fire in 2001
Sean
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From: Spanaway
Myself I like the HVLP over a conventional or a airless.
With the right setup you can even spray automotive
paints with the HVLP.
Sean
With the right setup you can even spray automotive
paints with the HVLP.
Sean
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An HVLP sounds like it would make interior painting pretty nice despite the fumes and such. A fancy respirator would work, or a t-shirt wrapped around nose and mouth. I'll have to try that some day when I have my own place. Paint a room with a spray gun instead of a roller. Maybe learn to do some airbrushing and do a designing or something.
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