On Jul 19, 12:56*pm, "HeyBub" wrote:
Papa Pat wrote:

Mia Culpa.. is it spelled right?

Uh, no. You're thinking of "Momma Mia!"

Actually MAMMA MIA.

HB

clipped

Also there are screens you can use in the bucket if you need to...Some
pro's find no need for them...it slows down the job when production is
called for...

But h.o. don't use five-gal. very often....what then?

Mia Culpa..is it spelled right?

Mea culpa?

Drop cloth?
Pat.... :-)


I've done a good deal of painting, but have never been able to roll flat
paint so that there aren't roller marks under side light. Always
thought the roller was too loaded. I am obsessive about prep, and do
pretty well, but don't like painting walls for that reason.

On Wed, 20 Jul 2011 08:31:24 -0400, "
wrote:


I've done a good deal of painting, but have never been able to roll flat
paint so that there aren't roller marks under side light. Always
thought the roller was too loaded. I am obsessive about prep, and do
pretty well, but don't like painting walls for that reason.

Try these paint additives - they work well

Penetrol (oil) and Floetrol (latex): Eliminates brush and roller
marks.

http://www.floodco.com/paint-additive-solutions/paint-additive-guide/index.jsp

On 7/20/2011 11:58 AM, Oren wrote:
On Wed, 20 Jul 2011 08:31:24 -0400, "
wrote:


I've done a good deal of painting, but have never been able to roll flat
paint so that there aren't roller marks under side light. Always
thought the roller was too loaded. I am obsessive about prep, and do
pretty well, but don't like painting walls for that reason.

Try these paint additives - they work well

Penetrol (oil) and Floetrol (latex): Eliminates brush and roller
marks.

http://www.floodco.com/paint-additive-solutions/paint-additive-guide/index.jsp

Yes, I've used them both for spray painting and they work wonders. Will
try Floetrol next time I paint walls. Thanks. )

On Tue, 19 Jul 2011 10:59:05 -0600, (Papa Pat)
wrote:

Look.... I meant NO disrespect to anyone.

I was just voicing my opinion, as most of you guys do here. T

None taken. I'm happy a Web TV user quoted back text in a thread.
Something I've not seen before. Anyway.

At age 50 I was a decent painter (homeowner, rookie a vehicle paint
shop, etc).

Fred gave instruction on how to load a brush, lay down the paint and
finally clean and store the brush. Fred spent 10 years as a painter's
apprentice. We still see each other. The man has taught me many things
I use in my home repair.

He knew I was teachable....

BTW - alt,*.* groups by their very nature are a form of anarchy.
Thick skin helps (not taught by Fred).