Posted by J.C.in AZ. on November 11, 2007 at 08:42:05 from (65.54.155.45):
In Reply to: Re: Bin Update posted by Bob Farrell on November 11, 2007 at 08:22:42:
Bob: I used to buy Galvalume [looks like Alumunum Paint to me] at Blains Farm & Fleet in 5 Gal Buckets. I used an Air Less Sprayer with long Spray Wand[4'] so I could work from the Ground,keep all Vehicles couple hundred feet away,wear old Coveralls,go to Paint Store and get a Painters Bacclava[looks like a Head Covering for Winter wear]to protect you from Neck up, wear a wide Brim Hat ,old Shoes and Gloves and go to it. Important:: MIX VERY WELL==Strain Paint very well==When Pail is 3/4 empty stop and open new one==When near thru, mix all open Pails together and Strain and Mix very well before useing this Paint up and you will have a very nice job. This Paint has lots of Solids and other heavy Elements which will clog your Spray System if proper care is not taken initially.
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