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By BonPacific · Posted
A soft and thick nap roller is the only thing I've seen really give good coverage on t111. I've done okay with a sprayer, but only on older stuff that was thinner and weathered. -
I finally got both doors painted red. It took a gallon and a half of SW Emerald to paint the 200 sq. ft. of door surface. After sanding and feeling like the T111 needed to be painted with a brush, I think I'm done ever wanting to paint T111 again. I'll think of something else to use for the rest of the front of the building. -
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By wtnhighlander · Posted
Sneak peak at my 'mystery' project, which is racing aling at glacial speed! Checking the fit of some ganged, hand cut bridles. The individual pieces will join at 90*, but this works for clearance.
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