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Small brush and lots of patience. You need a brush small enough that you can feed it into the frame channel... and you've basically gotta have both hands free to paint with 1 brush. Hand dexterity required.
You betcha
Haha, junkyard serp systems aren't that bad. If I had an FE to start with, you know I would have made a serp system for it instead
Yes you certainly can. I do this with all of my POR-15 products. 1 good layer of saran wrap, sometimes doubled up.
I've noticed recently that the cans (pint, quart, gallon, doesn't matter) are a lot thinner than they used to be. I gave a gallon can a good wack with a rubber mallet to seat the lid... the side of the can buckled!
They must have switched to cheap chinese tin... cause the very first gallon I bought 8 years ago had a can that seemed indestructible!
You betcha
Haha, junkyard serp systems aren't that bad. If I had an FE to start with, you know I would have made a serp system for it instead
I've noticed recently that the cans (pint, quart, gallon, doesn't matter) are a lot thinner than they used to be. I gave a gallon can a good wack with a rubber mallet to seat the lid... the side of the can buckled!
They must have switched to cheap chinese tin... cause the very first gallon I bought 8 years ago had a can that seemed indestructible!
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