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Invisible paint
I am currently spraying the walls in my shop with a pearl white latex paint . The second coat is impossible to see while spraying, I have tried additional lighting from the top, back, side , and still feel like I am spraying with invisible paint . The only time I can see what kind of a job I did is when I stand way back from the wall and view it from an angle .
Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! |
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Can't you put a light at an angle to your work and see the shine of the
wet paint on the wall? Robert |
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Mix in a tiny amount of tide or woolite. Buy a blacklight. Marijuana is
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rich wrote:
I am currently spraying the walls in my shop with a pearl white latex paint . The second coat is impossible to see while spraying, I have tried additional lighting from the top, back, side , and still feel like I am spraying with invisible paint . The only time I can see what kind of a job I did is when I stand way back from the wall and view it from an angle . Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! The missus reckons I should spray my shed with that stuff, (Invisible Paint). She has no taste and says it's an eyesore. John My only objection is that I wouldn't be able to find the door |
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Hi Rich,
Most stores around here sell a ceiling paint designed to deal with that problem. It has a blue tinge but dries white. But then again, if you already have the paint... . rich wrote: I am currently spraying the walls in my shop with a pearl white latex paint . The second coat is impossible to see while spraying, I have tried additional lighting from the top, back, side , and still feel like I am spraying with invisible paint . The only time I can see what kind of a job I did is when I stand way back from the wall and view it from an angle . Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! |
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"J T" wrote in message ... Thu, Jan 19, 2006, 5:49am (EST+5) (rich) burbeleth: snip Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! Mix in some purple. You're welcome. Damn it you old fart - give a warning when you're going to do this, will ya? That's more coffee I've got to clean off the screen. Yer gonna get a bill for this - BY EMAIL! -- -Mike- |
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"rich" wrote in message news:RLFzf.389263$ki.221594@pd7tw2no... I am currently spraying the walls in my shop with a pearl white latex paint .. The second coat is impossible to see while spraying, I have tried additional lighting from the top, back, side , and still feel like I am spraying with invisible paint . The only time I can see what kind of a job I did is when I stand way back from the wall and view it from an angle . Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! You should be able to see the wet line going on if you're spraying it right Rich. Stand so that you can watch your fan and see it as it goes on - usually a bit from the leading side. Spray for an even wet pattern and don't worry about coverage. If you stand back after you're done and discover you need another coat - do it all again. -- -Mike- |
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"Mike Marlow" wrote: "J T" wrote in message ... Thu, Jan 19, 2006, 5:49am (EST+5) (rich) burbeleth: snip Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! Mix in some purple. You're welcome. Damn it you old fart - give a warning when you're going to do this, will ya? That's more coffee I've got to clean off the screen. Yer gonna get a bill for this - BY EMAIL! He got me too.... green tea this time. Green tea. Hand picked by 18-year old oriental virgins...on a warm sunny day... dressed in sheer silk.... *slap* |
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"J T" wrote in message ... Thu, Jan 19, 2006, 5:49am (EST+5) (rich) burbeleth: snip Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! Mix in some purple. You're welcome. Gooden.... How about mixing in some pokadots to make it interesting. |
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On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 05:49:37 GMT, "rich" wrote:
I am currently spraying the walls in my shop with a pearl white latex paint . The second coat is impossible to see while spraying, I have tried additional lighting from the top, back, side , and still feel like I am spraying with invisible paint . The only time I can see what kind of a job I did is when I stand way back from the wall and view it from an angle . Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! must mean that you're doing a great job on the 1st coat and have really white walls.. no worries.. mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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"rich" wrote in message news:RLFzf.389263$ki.221594@pd7tw2no... I am currently spraying the walls in my shop with a pearl white latex paint .. The second coat is impossible to see while spraying, I have tried additional lighting from the top, back, side , and still feel like I am spraying with invisible paint . The only time I can see what kind of a job I did is when I stand way back from the wall and view it from an angle . Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! After living in our new home for 6 years my wife decided that we should paint the interior of the house AND ceilings. We have heavily textured 10" high ceilings. My wife literally had to shine a spot light on the cieling surface so that I could get a wet paint reflection so that I could see what had been painted and what remained to be painted. If you cannot see the difference I would say that you are finished painting. |
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"Leon" wrote in message ... "J T" wrote in message ... Thu, Jan 19, 2006, 5:49am (EST+5) (rich) burbeleth: snip Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! Mix in some purple. You're welcome. Gooden.... How about mixing in some pokadots to make it interesting. Reminds me of a story from high school. Science teacher sent not-too-bright troublemaker on an errand to the shop to pick up a can of striped paint. Shop teacher (and every subsequent teacher) immediately realized the joke and had troublemaker running all over the school from teacher to teacher for the entire science period. Lmao! |
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On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 08:44:40 -0500, with neither quill nor qualm,
Robatoy quickly quoth: He got me too.... green tea this time. Green tea. Hand picked by 18-year old oriental virgins...on a warm sunny day... dressed in sheer silk.... *slap* Time to send this one in for Regrooving. ----- = Dain Bramaged...but having lots of fun! = http://www.diversify.com Comprehensive Website Development |
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noonenparticular wrote: "Leon" wrote in message t... "J T" wrote in message ... Thu, Jan 19, 2006, 5:49am (EST+5) (rich) burbeleth: snip Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! Mix in some purple. You're welcome. Gooden.... How about mixing in some pokadots to make it interesting. Reminds me of a story from high school. Science teacher sent not-too-bright troublemaker on an errand to the shop to pick up a can of striped paint. Shop teacher (and every subsequent teacher) immediately realized the joke and had troublemaker running all over the school from teacher to teacher for the entire science period. There is a story about this from the Army -- One morning, the Sargent sends a recruit to go get a bucket of striped paint. Recruit goes off to the QM, who (oddly enough!) doesn't have any. Next stop, the motor pool, where he explains his problem to the Master Sargent, and asks to check out a jeep, to go into town to find some. The MSgt goes along with the gag, and signs him out a jeep. The recruit is gone _all_day_, gets back *just* before curfew. The motor pool sargent is still on duty -- for reasons unexplained. Unlikely as it may seem, he took pity on the recruit, and gently explained that there was no such thing as striped paint. "I know _that_, Sarge", the recruit replied, but looking for it got me out of the duty work detail, _and_ I got to spend the day in town, with a jeep!" I've good reason to believe this is a _true_ story -- I heard it, first hand, from one of the involved parties. The recruit in question is a relative, Whe Fort Hood, TX. When, 1960s. |
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J T wrote: Thu, Jan 19, 2006, 5:49am (EST+5) (rich) burbeleth: snip Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! Mix in some purple. You're welcome. _SOMEBODY_ (unfortunately, right now I can't think _who_) makes an add-in for paint that is *exactly* that. Comes as a powdew to be mixed into the paint. Purple when it's wet, goex clear as it dries. Dunno what happens if you go to wash the painted surface at a later date. |
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On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 19:45:28 GMT, "noonenparticular"
wrote: Reminds me of a story from high school. Science teacher sent not-too-bright troublemaker on an errand to the shop to pick up a can of striped paint. Shop teacher (and every subsequent teacher) immediately realized the joke and had troublemaker running all over the school from teacher to teacher for the entire science period. The troublemaker was not so dumb after all. He got out of science class without a detention for skipping. Well, on the other hand he didn't get the education he should have, so perhaps not so bright either. |
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The Robert Bonomi entity posted thusly:
In article , J T wrote: Thu, Jan 19, 2006, 5:49am (EST+5) (rich) burbeleth: snip Any ideas how I can see the paint going on while I spray ? Thanks ! Mix in some purple. You're welcome. _SOMEBODY_ (unfortunately, right now I can't think _who_) makes an add-in for paint that is *exactly* that. Comes as a powdew to be mixed into the paint. Purple when it's wet, goex clear as it dries. Dunno what happens if you go to wash the painted surface at a later date. It then shows you where you've already washed. :-) |
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