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Sealing the lids on paint tins
On 05/07/2011 13:31, Andrew Morton wrote:
Dave Plowman (News) wrote: In , steve wrote: The reason paint goes off after being opened and used is the large quantity of new air when you replace the lid. Your better dropping a peace of plastic in the bottom Or fill the space with some inert gas? Or use an inflated plastic bag to fill the void. (I started off writing "blow up a plastic bag...", but I suspect this is one problem that wouldn't be best solved with explosives  Cue the "Mr Bean does decorating" clip from Youtube... David |
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