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DIY & Home Improvement

X_Digger

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10. I do have a compressor and one of those automotive type spray guns.

Reply to Wash. state Desk Jet (Reply #7)

Tue Apr 8, 2014, 09:06 AM

Apr 2014

But my compressor isn't quite beefy enough to handle a large project. I've used it to spray lacquer on small pieces.

I want to get one of those high volume low pressure sprayers for larger projects.. but for now, it's either rattle cans or rollers / brushes.

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Two sorta scrap projects.. [View all] X_Digger Apr 2014 OP

That is really nice work. Jesus Malverde Apr 2014 #1

Probably milk paint. (Kind of a beach cottage-ey look.) n/t X_Digger Apr 2014 #2

Maybe rethink the first one. No matter where the hooks go, you're going to Warpy Apr 2014 #3

Yeah, I say 'chalk'.. but that's to be determined. X_Digger Apr 2014 #5

How about 2 rows of hooks? Warpy Apr 2014 #8

Maybe.. I was considering turning some pegs for the lower rail. X_Digger Apr 2014 #9

Nice stuff maddezmom Apr 2014 #4

Thanks! n/t X_Digger Apr 2014 #6

Sometimes no plan is the best plan I would suppose ! Wash. state Desk Jet Apr 2014 #7

I do have a compressor and one of those automotive type spray guns. X_Digger Apr 2014 #10