Try and do it at least every other year got one wall done last year and the weather put a stop to it ..
Got a cheap pump up sprayer in b&m with a brass nossil and it took me about 20 minutes to do the whole shed ..
Masked up and a old NBC suit not to protect against the paint rather the conifers down one side which usually leave me itching like mad and blotchy no such issue tonight forced my way past and got busy spraying
My fences that I installed have now been in for 3 years, and I've still not done them. But even I could use a pump up sprayer like that ... and though I don't have an old NBC suit, I *do* have an old shower curtain that I could drape about me seriously, I do!
Speaking of fence painting… I am just sitting and having a cuppa between jobs. I have an outbuilding-brick- that is painted white. Everywhere is on our ground! I’ll do it with a small roller on an extension, and I can sit down to do it on my workshop barstool. The house itself will have to be done by a decorator, as I can’t use ladders now. Doctor told me off ‘cos of my seizures. Whoops.
In three words I can sum up everything I have learned about life: It goes on.
Robert Frost.
Covid 19: After that level of weirdness ,any situation is certainly possible.
Try and do it at least every other year got one wall done last year and the weather put a stop to it ..
Got a cheap pump up sprayer in b&m with a brass nossil and it took me about 20 minutes to do the whole shed ..
Masked up and a old NBC suit not to protect against the paint rather the conifers down one side which usually leave me itching like mad and blotchy no such issue tonight forced my way past and got busy spraying
My fences that I installed have now been in for 3 years, and I've still not done them. But even I could use a pump up sprayer like that ... and though I don't have an old NBC suit, I *do* have an old shower curtain that I could drape about me seriously, I do!
I got some years ago sealed in a brick like vacuum packaging... For a fiver a set .. make great robust overalls for mucky jobs I bought about a dozen sets
If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Masked up and a old NBC suit not to protect against the paint rather the conifers down one side which usually leave me itching like mad and blotchy no such issue tonight forced my way past and got busy spraying
My fences that I installed have now been in for 3 years, and I've still not done them. But even I could use a pump up sprayer like that ... and though I don't have an old NBC suit, I *do* have an old shower curtain that I could drape about me seriously, I do!
I got some years ago sealed in a brick like vacuum packaging... For a fiver a set .. make great robust overalls for mucky jobs I bought about a dozen sets
What a good idea! Though to be honest, for the job we're talking about, I could easily use the old clothes I use to paint in. However, having an NBC/CBRN suit appeals to the catastrophist in me
Arzosah wrote: ↑Thu Aug 10, 2023 8:41 am
My fences that I installed have now been in for 3 years, and I've still not done them. But even I could use a pump up sprayer like that ... and though I don't have an old NBC suit, I *do* have an old shower curtain that I could drape about me seriously, I do!
I got some years ago sealed in a brick like vacuum packaging... For a fiver a set .. make great robust overalls for mucky jobs I bought about a dozen sets
What a good idea! Though to be honest, for the job we're talking about, I could easily use the old clothes I use to paint in. However, having an NBC/CBRN suit appeals to the catastrophist in me
The peeler suit makes a good set of coveralls for most conditions
As long as stuff you are using doesn’t eat through skin and bones or turn you into a zombie then a bog standard boiler suit ( washable,durable) for about £12 does the job. Mine must be ten years old and boy it’s done some work.
In three words I can sum up everything I have learned about life: It goes on.
Robert Frost.
Covid 19: After that level of weirdness ,any situation is certainly possible.
jansman wrote: ↑Thu Aug 10, 2023 3:37 pm
As long as stuff you are using doesn’t eat through skin and bones or turn you into a zombie then a bog standard boiler suit ( washable,durable) for about £12 does the job. Mine must be ten years old and boy it’s done some work.
That's the one at the time I bought a pile stuff it was cheap not any more that and we were paint stripping the house with some rather nasty commercial grade stripper
If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Well in common with a few in here I'm flattened by health probs and not prepping at all And last payday I spent my pocket money on Dior which is not really a good example of a committed prepper is it... - I'll try harder. Honest.
seriously, I do!
And last payday I spent my pocket money on Dior which is not really a good example of a committed prepper is it... - I'll try harder. Honest. 