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Mike Harrison wrote in message . ..
On Mon, 24 May 2004 23:22:47 +0000 (UTC), "Jimbo" (remove $ ) wrote: I am painting a 1930's ex-council house. I am sure it has been stripped and re-pebbled a few times. I am dealing with old pebbledash on the main house and new-ish pebble on some of the extensions. The house has not been painted for at least 10 years--maybe more. What I really need to know is -- What is the best brush to use. I've gone through all of my brushes/rollers and still feel as though there is a better way. I am looking for anyone's "best brush" recommendation before I go up the ladder to do the hard parts. Thanks All. Jim For something as rough as pebbledash, maybe spraying might be easier... I used a long haired roller, but also with a bit of a stippling action to work the paint in well |
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