painting

Well it is time to paint my house. I got a couple quotes came in about $4000-$4500 for our 1800 sqft single story house and the 650 sq ft garage. Seems kind of steep to me and I am out of money after our big addition and renovation, so I think I am going to do it myself. I have never painted...

So I got a rear blade for free that is not in great shape. Going to have to straighten some flanges, add bushings for wallered out holes, etc. Have it all apart now and thinking about rust removal and then painting. Any advice for type of paint? Probably not even going to worry about the...

On the face of it - almost everyone with with a wooden deck needs to resurface it every few years, seems a roomba style device could do it.

The 'Speed Changer' that I have, blew a gear.... long story short, cheaper to buy new one (almost $4K) than replace the parts. The speed changer hangs onto a bracket so it's mounted to the 540 PTO. Multiplies the output by a factor of 4x so I can power my hydraulically powered 15' mower...

I have a steel sided pole barn that I use as a garage. It was built in 1987. I have a steel sided, steel framed shop building built around 1995. Both are ugly beige colors and I've considered painting them but I wonder if the paint would stand up to the rigors of Colorado winters, wind, and the...

I've done my first spray paint job recently. The steps I took were: -wirebrushing surface rust -wiping everything with a thinner to remove oil -applying rust converter -prime painting -enamel cover painting I must say, it took me a lot longer than I initially expected. That lead me to believe...

Hello everyone! This is my first time spray painting steel. My plan is to use wipe the implement with a thinner, spray rust converter, use a two component primer followed by two component enamel paint. I've been told I don't need to remove the surface rust because it is so thin. What are you...