Posted by glennster on December 24, 2007 at 05:37:17 from (76.224.4.16):
In Reply to: Paint thinning posted by 180doug on December 24, 2007 at 01:42:21:
like cnks said, you gotta follow the mfr's directions on thinning/reducing paint. especially if you are first learning. the valspar isnt a bad paint to work with, and for a beginner you can get good results, its not of the same quality as an automotive paint, but your cost is considerably lower.if you are going to shoot the valspar, i'd recommend you use the hardner. use appropriate saftey stuff. generally the valspar's ie, alkyd enamels get thinned up to a max of 10%, usually with naptha or mineral spirits. be sure to stir it good when mixing, it seems too thick as you add thinner and then all of a sudden, bang way too thin!! here is my 42 m in valspar (farm and fleet brand)
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