Paint advice please

Al2O3 · May 12, 2014

Yeah, I've put a line of hooks along to wall to hang a tarp from and it works so long as no wind. Otherwise it nearly pulls the house down. Rarely not windy where I live

Same goes for the gazebo. The Mrs came up with a good idea the other day. Suggested using the inner lining of an old family sized tent we have as a spray booth. Could work on a warm sunny day.

As for the rebuild thread, mine would be hellish slow compared to yours and so a bit of a yawn to follow. I'm happy putting threads on for help and advice.

aaronmorris · May 12, 2014

Al203 said:
Yeah, I've put a line of hooks along to wall to hang a tarp from and it works so long as no wind. Otherwise it nearly pulls the house down. Rarely not windy where I live

Same goes for the gazebo. The Mrs came up with a good idea the other day. Suggested using the inner lining of an old family sized tent we have as a spray booth. Could work on a warm sunny day.

As for the rebuild thread, mine would be hellish slow compared to yours and so a bit of a yawn to follow. I'm happy putting threads on for help and advice.

I've sprayed a couple of landy's in gazebo's now, Works well

My build was slow to start. It's only because I'm out of work it kind of went together a bit quicker than expected. My original plan was to have it finished next year

pants007 · May 12, 2014

They look good! was it a white liquid that turned black?

Al2O3 · May 12, 2014

Absolutely, like milk but a bit thicker. Did a bit of research after you mentioned different rust inhibitors. Found this one and it had a good write up. Painted the gear outside on the drive in one of the brief spells of sunshine we had. They dried quickly and I put them on an old sheet in the conservatory where it was quite warm. Next day they had a very hard black coating. Felt impressive.

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