Paint Pumps
Does anyone here have any experience with the PAINT PUMPS?
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Paint Pumps
On Tue, 9 Oct 2007 06:24:57 -0400, "John Gilmer"
wrote: Does anyone here have any experience with the PAINT PUMPS? EMWTK Here's my related problem and proposed solution. Its too late in the year to do it now. I need to restain the 2" x 4" and 2" x 8" wood trim on my tudor style stucco house. Spraying won't work as there is unavoidable overspray. Carrying up a 10 foot ladder and hanging from a rung a gallon can of stain isn't practical or safe. The length of trim I can brush at any one time is limited and there are lots of drips. Then I have to move the ladder to paint another patch. My idea is to fill a cheap spray bottle with stain, spray it onto thje brush then paint the trim with the brush. These are Dollar Store plastic spray pumps to be tossed away after each day's session. Its probably cheaper and more eco-friendly to toss than cleaning it with thinner. |
Paint Pumps
"PaPaPeng" wrote in message
... I need to restain the 2" x 4" and 2" x 8" wood trim on my tudor style stucco house. Spraying won't work as there is unavoidable overspray. Carrying up a 10 foot ladder and hanging from a rung a gallon can of stain isn't practical or safe. If you think so, why not use a smaller container? More generally, your problem shows why professional painters always work with a helper or gofer. It iis cheaper and faster in the long run. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) |
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