I worked as a pro painter for a contractor for three years in HS. When he wouldn't put me back on one summer I went into my own business and used all he taught me to give him more competition than he wanted. Anyway we did a number of farm outbuildings, graneries, and barns. He insisted on Sherman Williams red barn oil paint. Then reduced 2 parts apint one part linseed oil. Use a 5 inch brush and really put it on. Dip the brush and toss it on the wall. No tapping brush on the sides of the bucket. Get a real paint bucket that you can hang with a hook on a ladder. Take maybe 5 boards, starting at top and go all the way from left to right on each pass. Keep a wet edge so you don't get lap marks. (Where there are two coats its shinier). If I was there we could hand paint a barn in two days.
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