Posted by larry@stinescorner on August 21, 2014 at 17:06:02 from (173.70.118.135):
started doing some repairs,this one roof needs to be painted this shed has an older tin roof,that has been painted over the years since I have scaffolding close by that building,I Used it to make the job easier I scrapped and wirebrushed the roof,then washed it with tri sodium phosphate and bleach,and pressure washed it took some pictures from up on the roof ,for the yt tractor site [img]http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/10310.[/img] got hungry and found one nice pear on the old pear tree,and two not so nice I had to peel,but they were tasty. [img]http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/10316.jpg[/img the roof is ready for paint,as soon as I can get to it.All the buildings need to be sacraped and painted again,It seems by the time I Get done ,its time to start again,,,but I do enjoy it,it is nice working there thanks for visiting with me ,and my project,,,,Larry
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this shed has an older tin roof,that has been painted over the years 
since I have scaffolding close by that building,I Used it to make the job easier 
I scrapped and wirebrushed the roof,then washed it with tri sodium phosphate and bleach,and pressure washed it 
took some pictures from up on the roof ,for the yt tractor site 
[img]http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/10310.[/img] 
got hungry and found one nice pear on the old pear tree,and two not so nice I had to peel,but they were tasty. [img]http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/10316.jpg[/img the roof is ready for paint,as soon as I can get to it.All the buildings need to be sacraped and painted again,It seems by the time I Get done ,its time to start again,,,but I do enjoy it,it is nice working there 
thanks for visiting with me ,and my project,,,,Larry