painting boxes

Started by chickenwing654, January 09, 2015, 10:44:30 PM

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prestonpaul

If you have trouble with top and bottom edges sticking together with latex paint give them a rub with some bees wax, problem solved :grin: no need to use oil based paint on the edges if you don't want to.

OldMech

Quote from: prestonpaul on January 16, 2015, 03:55:44 PM
If you have trouble with top and bottom edges sticking together with latex paint give them a rub with some bees wax, problem solved :grin: no need to use oil based paint on the edges if you don't want to.

   Now, where would we get beeswax??     heheh  NICE idea right there!
39 Hives and growing.  Havent found the end of the comfort zone yet.

Love Shack Farm

I get my paint from the local county transfer stations.  Most have a hazardous materials drop-off area.  Citizens bring paint and other materials they should not throw out in the regular trash.  There is usually a wide variety of colors, although not a large amount of exterior latex paint but I have been lucky a few times and scored 1 & 5 gal buckets of good paint.  Best of all its free and works just fine.

Dallasbeek

Quote from: Love Shack Farm on January 18, 2015, 01:29:06 PM
I get my paint from the local county transfer stations.  Most have a hazardous materials drop-off area.  Citizens bring paint and other materials they should not throw out in the regular trash.  There is usually a wide variety of colors, although not a large amount of exterior latex paint but I have been lucky a few times and scored 1 & 5 gal buckets of good paint.  Best of all its free and works just fine.

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