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Posted by mike,indiana on August 02, 2007 at 12:28:05 from (4.224.87.99):
Some guys from south carolina have been in the area painting barns,roofs etc.Several people let them paint and it looks pretty good.I had them paint some buildings for me with a strong gas odor.Today when i went back the lane they had both of there trucks side by side pumping gas into the paint tank.I walked around the barn so they couldn't see me and walked toward them.As so as they saw me he ran over and tried to get me away from the truck by asking questions about a tank they were supposed to paint,then he said they were just filling up the air compressor tank.The painter was pumping gas for 15 minuites before i saw them.I guess my question is,wouldn't gas be expensive to use as a thinner?
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