[wayoutwest]

Like Paddy said, do NOT use P.V.A.
Like Robbie said, just use a wooden stick and stir....should take all of 45 seconds to do![and will save you having to clean the mixer bit].
Wayoutwest says,just get on with it-its not rocket science

[paddy147]

So you cant/shouldnt use a "mains operated" drill or mixer for mixing/diluting down paint then???

I guess Lidl cant and dont sell any of these then...



http://www.lidl.ie/cps/rde/xchg/SID-...ndex_20112.htm



PS-Im not telling the OP to go and buy one of these,Im just using this machine as an example,thats all.

[robbie1977]

Originally Posted by paddy147

So you cant/shouldnt use a "mains operated" drill or mixer for mixing/diluting down paint then???

I guess Lidl cant and dont sell any of these then...



http://www.lidl.ie/cps/rde/xchg/SID-...ndex_20112.htm



PS-Im not telling the OP to go and buy one of these,Im just using this machine as an example,thats all.

Paddy that tool in the link for mixing is a specially made and designed
for use with water based products.

The handle is alot further away than a drill would be with your mixer on the end of it and it would be alot better sealed up incase splash's of water comes into contact with it.

Heres a question for you Paddy would you use a mains operated drill out side to drill a hole if it was raining?

[paddy147]

Originally Posted by robbie1977

Paddy that tool in the link for mixing is a specially made and designed
for use with water based products.

The handle is alot further away than a drill would be with your mixer on the end of it and it would be alot better sealed up incase splash's of water comes into contact with it.

Heres a question for you Paddy would you use a mains operated drill out side to drill a hole if it was raining?

Robbie,anything is possible with me.

"life is like a box of chocolates"...