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supersparky wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 12:57 pm Terry, have you tried using a roller with that paint? That might not work with the stuff you've already thinned down, but it should work OK with the other stuff.
Are you a painter Dave?
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jon_d wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:00 pm
supersparky wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 12:57 pm Terry, have you tried using a roller with that paint? That might not work with the stuff you've already thinned down, but it should work OK with the other stuff.
Are you a painter Dave?
Never question a job Dave may have done at sometime in his career ...... working for an insurance company was one I didn't have on my Bingo sheet, so "protective coating technician" and "decorative application artist" are far more likely to be there than insurance backroom worker ...... ;) :lol:

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supersparky wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 12:57 pm Terry, have you tried using a roller with that paint? That might not work with the stuff you've already thinned down, but it should work OK with the other stuff.
I doubt they make a roller for the profile surface of these two containers, what every they were carrying previously has made a serious attempt on escaping ..... I doubt there is an actually grading level for these containers, the second level on this site sort of boarders on the edges https://containertraders.com.au/grades/ ... kAQAvD_BwE
every defect, plus a few, are present on these containers .... it will probably require skilful spray application to get some of surfaces completely covered ......

Let's just say, if I had gone personally to view these containers before purchase, it would nave been a "yeah nah" let's look at something else :roll: I'm definitely getting too old for this sort of crap, I'm completely missing the potential traps ..... but too late now, I've paid for them, they are on site, so now I have to deal with the hand I've been dealt ....

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T1 Terry wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:08 pm
jon_d wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:00 pm
supersparky wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 12:57 pm Terry, have you tried using a roller with that paint? That might not work with the stuff you've already thinned down, but it should work OK with the other stuff.
Are you a painter Dave?
Never question a job Dave may have done at sometime in his career ...... working for an insurance company was one I didn't have on my Bingo sheet, so "protective coating technician" and "decorative application artist" are far more likely to be there than insurance backroom worker ...... ;) :lol:

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Damm, my post was cut off half way...

Are you a painter Dave? Becuase Terry has mixed turps with a water based paint and needs some help.
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T1 Terry wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:08 pm
jon_d wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:00 pm
supersparky wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 12:57 pm Terry, have you tried using a roller with that paint? That might not work with the stuff you've already thinned down, but it should work OK with the other stuff.
Are you a painter Dave?
Never question a job Dave may have done at sometime in his career ...... working for an insurance company was one I didn't have on my Bingo sheet, so "protective coating technician" and "decorative application artist" are far more likely to be there than insurance backroom worker ...... ;) :lol:

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Terry, I've probably done a few other things that you are blissfully unaware of. But that's OK. I have never claimed to have been a painter, much like yourself. :lol:
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supersparky wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 4:35 pm
T1 Terry wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:08 pm
jon_d wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:00 pm

Are you a painter Dave?
Never question a job Dave may have done at sometime in his career ...... working for an insurance company was one I didn't have on my Bingo sheet, so "protective coating technician" and "decorative application artist" are far more likely to be there than insurance backroom worker ...... ;) :lol:

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Terry, I've probably done a few other things that you are blissfully unaware of. But that's OK. I have never claimed to have been a painter, much like yourself. :lol:
I did receive a certificate for automotive spray painting from NSW TAFE .... but there wasn't any training involving water based paints :lol: there was training in powder coating ..... but not sure where I'd find a portable bake oven that would accommodate a 40 ft container, so I'm gunna rule that one out ;)
Hopefully, this pressure spray unit will arrive from Temu in the promised 2 to 7 days .... ya have to love the way they carefully word these promises Arrives in 2+ BUSINESS DAYS - Local warehouse but once the sale is completed it changes to 2 - 7 business days delivery (Nov 27 - Dec 3) :roll:

It is certainly warm outside in Upper Mannum, a tad too warm to spend much time outside the air conditioned comfort of the Winnie ......

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jon_d wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 4:28 pm
T1 Terry wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:08 pm
jon_d wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:00 pm

Are you a painter Dave?
Never question a job Dave may have done at sometime in his career ...... working for an insurance company was one I didn't have on my Bingo sheet, so "protective coating technician" and "decorative application artist" are far more likely to be there than insurance backroom worker ...... ;) :lol:

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Damm, my post was cut off half way...

Are you a painter Dave? Becuase Terry has mixed turps with a water based paint and needs some help.
:lol: That was the trigger that encouraged further investigation, the turps didn't mix with the water based paint, so I poured the turps off and back into the bottle .... then I tried thinning it with water till it flowed at the required rate through the viscosity cup ..... it was at that stage I realised I had bought the wrong type of paint gun and also learnt you can't apply water based paint thinned enough to spray paint using a paint brush .... but it didn't leave any runs ... in fact, it didn't leave any colour either :twisted:

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T1 Terry wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 6:20 pm
jon_d wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 4:28 pm
T1 Terry wrote: Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:08 pm

Never question a job Dave may have done at sometime in his career ...... working for an insurance company was one I didn't have on my Bingo sheet, so "protective coating technician" and "decorative application artist" are far more likely to be there than insurance backroom worker ...... ;) :lol:

T1 Terry
Damm, my post was cut off half way...

Are you a painter Dave? Becuase Terry has mixed turps with a water based paint and needs some help.
:lol: That was the trigger that encouraged further investigation, the turps didn't mix with the water based paint, so I poured the turps off and back into the bottle .... then I tried thinning it with water till it flowed at the required rate through the viscosity cup ..... it was at that stage I realised I had bought the wrong type of paint gun and also learnt you can't apply water based paint thinned enough to spray paint using a paint brush .... but it didn't leave any runs ... :o in fact, it didn't leave any colour either :twisted:

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It left you with a tin of paint that gets left out in the sun until a good % of the water evaporates. ( just stir it a bit every now and then )
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Terry, I knew you were as good a painter as I am, when you said that you might get a gig on the cricket team, on the other thread.
But then, by the looks of it it wouldnt be too hard to do a better job than the Poms.
Ron, I like that tip about leaving the over thinned tin in the sun.
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Ron, I like that tip about leaving the over thinned tin in the sun.
Except, turps was added to a water based paint. Somehow, the turps needs to be boiled off.

In the Certificate for Automotive Spray Painting from NSW TAFE, did they teach how to boil of turps? Maybe, that theory could be applied?

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