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Can a Paint Sprayer be used with weathershield?

  • 30-05-2014 8:10pm
    #1
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    I'm looking to spray paint the front of my house.

    Is it possible to hire a paint sprayer anywhere in Dublin? Will normal Weathersheild do the job?

    I dont fancy balancing on a very high ladder trying to paint the eaves..was scared s....less last time I did it. :eek:


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  • #2
    dodzy
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    Xander Defeated Rakishly wrote: »
    I'm looking to spray paint the front of my house.

    Is it possible to hire a paint sprayer anywhere in Dublin? Will normal Weathersheild do the job?

    I dont fancy balancing on a very high ladder trying to paint the eaves..was scared s....less last time I did it. :eek:

    You'd have to mask everything you don't want paint on so you're.sort of fecked:(


  • #3
    jack of all
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    I'd seriously advise against spraying outdoors, as previous poster advises the mist generated will carry in the air and you risk damage to adjoing properties and vehicles (even the smalles pin head of paint will show up like a sore thumb on a cars paintwork! Even when using a roller there is a danger of a little mist being carried in the air. If you're not happy working off a ladder just use it to do your cutting in with a brush and use a good telescopic pole and roller for the bulk of the work.


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