Body and exterior tips
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==Paint and spray guns -- '''click the [edit] link on the right to edit or add tips ==>'''== | ==Paint and spray guns -- '''click the [edit] link on the right to edit or add tips ==>'''== | ||
| − | ===Handling paints and | + | ===Handling paints and materials=== |
*For easier pouring, affix a 2-inch piece of masking tape to the edge of a large gallon of paint. Pour the paint over the piece of tape like a "tongue" on a can. | *For easier pouring, affix a 2-inch piece of masking tape to the edge of a large gallon of paint. Pour the paint over the piece of tape like a "tongue" on a can. | ||
*Use a ladle for handling paint. | *Use a ladle for handling paint. | ||
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*When opening a gallon of paint that you aren't going to use all of immediately, mix it very well and pour it off into quart cans. Intermix the paint in the cans as you pour; pour a little bit into each can at a time. | *When opening a gallon of paint that you aren't going to use all of immediately, mix it very well and pour it off into quart cans. Intermix the paint in the cans as you pour; pour a little bit into each can at a time. | ||
*Leftover paint with hardener can be placed in the refrigerator. The cold temperature will slow down the hardener. | *Leftover paint with hardener can be placed in the refrigerator. The cold temperature will slow down the hardener. | ||
| + | *Use inexpensive plastic condiment bottles to dispense compound, polish, and glazes. | ||
===Spray guns and spraying technique=== | ===Spray guns and spraying technique=== | ||
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