.... will I prime & paint the perforated MDF screen on a radiator cover
with a brush!

What a PITA. I thought of spraying it, but was too much of a cheapskate
to pay out for the aerosols.

:-(


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Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

On Sat, 05 Feb 2011 18:27:32 +0000, The Medway Handyman
wrote:

... will I prime & paint the perforated MDF screen on a radiator cover
with a brush!

What a PITA. I thought of spraying it, but was too much of a cheapskate
to pay out for the aerosols.

:-(

Only thing to use on them is a spray or sparsely covered paint pad.

In article ,
The Medway Handyman wrote:
... will I prime & paint the perforated MDF screen on a radiator cover
with a brush!

What a PITA. I thought of spraying it, but was too much of a cheapskate
to pay out for the aerosols.


ended up doing ours with a foam roller and waterbased satin (over some
primer).

I was impressed at how well it works, and SWMBO hasn't even noticed that
the insides of the perforations are not painted :-)

Darren

In article ,
says...
... will I prime & paint the perforated MDF screen on a radiator cover
with a brush!

One of my very first jobs after leaving school was with Harry Phyall's
on the Vesty Estate in Sevenoaks. One day we had to paint a thing rather
like a radiator cover only made from hardwood and sufficient to panel a
very large bathroom. It was a complete and utter ******* and took weeks
to get it right.

--
Skipweasel - never knowingly understood.