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as you may or may not know from my other thread, im building a big gazebo/shed/decking type area. this has a LOT of wood that will need treating. we also have another decking area, plus fence panels, plus a picket fence, and i cant realistically expect us to keep on top of looking after it all with a paint brush.
so.... im thinking a good investment would be a power sprayer that will deal with any treatment we have to buy. non-slip decking coating, fence panel protection, cuprinol type stuff, of i would imagine, varying thicknesses.
anyone got any recommendations for something that will make the job a lot less painful? dont want to buy cheap buy twice, i want something that will deal with the lot, wont get clogged up, wont break, will deal with any covering easily.
thanks
[url= http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Painting+%26+Decorating/d150/Decorators+Brushes/sd2997/Shed+%26+Fence+Paintbrush/p90686 ]One like this[/url]
it is time consuming but for the shed I reckon it would be better as you can work the paint in better. Sorry! 🙂
i do not like that answer. hopefully there will be more acceptable answers along shortly 😉
I did with mine with some barn paint it did take a while but hey ho.
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Then with some decking and wood storage.
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I've used an Aldi hand pressured one and a Ronseal power one.
Both were equally as awful as the other and resulted in having to wash large amounts of over spray off the white gravel before it dried.
granny_rings brush is the answer IMO.
booooo, ah well, have to try and bribe the kids 😀
I bought a cheap 'energer' branded sprayer from screwfix. It seemed to be good for me. Only problem was that the bottle it comes with is quite small.
I've got a Wagner wallperfect w665. It will only works with a certain viscosity of paint (you can get different paint heads for different viscosity though). I've used it for this:
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And this:
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Works fine with ducksback paint, which is fairly thick. Compared to using a paintbrush it's a joy, but works best where you don't have lots to mask.
[url= https://www.brewers.co.uk/product/BN041305C ]THIS[/url] is the stuff I used, not cheap but good. Can be sprayed to by the looks of it!