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November 7, 2008

Painting Metal Surfaces Author: Rusty81

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Standard acrylic or water based pants do not tend to work as well when used on metal surfaces.  For painting metal you will need to use por 15 paint or another recommended metal paint brand.  These paints will not only ensure the metal surfaces become colored, but also prevent rust and corrosion.  Once you’ve purchased your metal paint, you will want to mix it thoroughly for several minutes.  This can be achieved with a simple rod, or through a paint mixer.  Using a primer will help the paint adhere to the surface.  Once the paint is mixed, begin painting.  Assuming your metal surface is not a wall or large flat surface, a brush is preferable to a roller. 

Be sure to let your paint dry for at least 24 hours before touching it.  Primers can also take some time to dry, but metal primers are often less than half an hour.

November 7, 2008

Re-Painting Walls Author: Rusty81

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Whether you want to repair damage to existing walls, or add a fresh splash of color, painting is a simple yet arduous task.  The amount of time and effort it takes to paint is non-trivial, however here are some tips for ensuring you don’t have to repaint or add an excessive amount of coats.  First, paint primer should be used for most any surface.  This will seal the surface and allow for new paint coats to adhere better.  You will also want to ensure at least two coats of paint are applied to the surface.  When painting, using a roller over a brush on wide surfaces will help save time and ensure fewer missed spots. 

To prepare for a surface to be painted, you will want to tape off parts which are separate, and also lay down towels or a canvas on the floor.