Paint questions

[Jeff/Illinois]

Bill, was that with a brush

[Terry, NJ]

Don't laugh, When I worked at the marina, We had a guy who could lay a coat of varnish on the Mahogany speed boats with a brush that would make you swear it was sprayed. That is when he was sober and not in jail.
Terry

Originally Posted by Jeff/Illinois

Bill, was that with a brush

[ursus]

Originally Posted by Terry, NJ

Don't laugh, When I worked at the marina, We had a guy who could lay a coat of varnish on the Mahogany speed boats with a brush that would make you swear it was sprayed. That is when he was sober and not in jail.
Terry

I knew a painter like that fellow. He claimed that breathing the fumes from varnish and shellac made him very thirsty for beer. He was also very thirsty on his days off.

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

Originally Posted by Jeff/Illinois

Bill, was that with a brush

HEAVENS NO!!! It's all in the wrist/trigger action.
I've painted MANY cars with Synthetic Enamel & could still do a PRIMO job, in my driveway! Spraying Synthetic Enamel is NOT an EASY task, just ask ANY Painter----I can lay on a "perfect" shiny, smooth job that requires NO Color sanding, Buffing or Anything! I also take pride in my MASKING.
I won an "AWARD" for the repainting of a restoration of one of the FIRST International Cotton Picking Machines. It's called "OLD RED" & is on display in the Smithsonian Institute!!---My Dad, Chief, was the first operator of it, here in the San Joaquin Valley!!! (PROUD SON!) There's a lots about me, that you DON'T know!!!---IF you have 3 days to spare, come by & I'll tell you my "SECRETS", while the Dog entertains you.--LOL
Bill Shinyandsmooth

[2manycars]

Originally Posted by BILL WILLIAMSON

HEAVENS NO!!! It's all in the wrist/trigger action.
I've painted MANY cars with Synthetic Enamel & could still do a PRIMO job, in my driveway! Spraying Synthetic Enamel is NOT an EASY task, just ask ANY Painter----I can lay on a "perfect" shiny, smooth job that requires NO Color sanding, Buffing or Anything! I also take pride in my MASKING.
I won an "AWARD" for the repainting of a restoration of one of the FIRST International Cotton Picking Machines. It's called "OLD RED" & is on display in the Smithsonian Institute!!---My Dad, Chief, was the first operator of it, here in the San Joaquin Valley!!! (PROUD SON!) There's a lots about me, that you DON'T know!!!---IF you have 3 days to spare, come by & I'll tell you my "SECRETS", while the Dog entertains you.--LOL
Bill Shinyandsmooth

Bill, I wish you lived close by so we could visit.