Posted by Mike Farmer on December 15, 2007 at 10:46:29 from (81.107.137.237):
In Reply to: Hand Painting/Spraying posted by Mike Farmer on December 14, 2007 at 14:42:51:
I only assumed that hand painting would have been the norm in the very early days. Whilst it was just an idle question I hope to learn something form the answers. I normally hand paint castings and spray the sheet metal. I find that its possible to get a good finish if the paint is thinned with a slow thinner to allow a longer drying time that lets the paint "level" or smooth out, even at times in hot weather thinning with white spirit which causes really slow drying. (if white spirit is not a standard US name I'm afraid I don't know your name for it). I had one try at hand painting sheet and to put it mildly I don't expect to be employed as a painter. TC MTF
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