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Banister Job....need Help hi all, fairly new to this business and have a big banister job(painting white over wood stained)...55 spindles(Square kind) in all...first off how long do you think this will take??? i'm thinking 24 hrs...but have nothing to compare it too...am i totally off??also what is a good covering primer/paint for a job like this.DO NOT WANT TO BE DOING 4 COATS OF PAINT/PRIMER!!! THANKS FOR YOUR FEEDBACK.
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It takes us 1 coat of primer, 2 coats of finish everytime, maybe even another touch-up coat if you didn't get them good from every angle.
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Re: Banister Job....need Help
On a job like this 80% of your time is prep work,masking off,sanding setting up the pump. set up and prime one day, second day: spray latex top coats, 2-3 coats as needed(latex you can do multiple coats in one day unlike oil), good luck.
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Re: Banister Job....need Help
i was asking about the impervo at bm today they said the oil base was the best...hate oil base paint...said the waterbased wasn't quite as good as oil...but still great ...what do you think?
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Re: Banister Job....need Help
Oil impervo is good stuff, but I don't use it anymore if I don't have too.
The waterborne impervo is good, has a slight learning curve to keep it from sagging. My rates above were for brushwork, i don't spray anything like that, especially if the floor/handrail will be remaining stained and the house is occupied. |
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Re: Banister Job....need Help
I did a similar job about a year ago execept only 20 spindles. I got a call back last week because the paint is chipping off. I used Zinsser Cover-Stain to prime because it says and I quote from the website "Sticks to all surfaces without sanding." I beleive it even specifically said poly on the can but I don't remember.
Anyway, wishing I sanded.
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Re: Banister Job....need Help
Chompie, I use one of those thin, foam backed sanding sponges, and send a guy up the line, sanding with one hand, and tacking off with the other. Could do 20 spindles like that in less than 15 minutes.
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Re: Banister Job....need Help
thanks all for the responses...pro guy what is the secret to not have the paint sag???and will definitely sand first.
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Re: Banister Job....need Help
Apply thin, and don't overbrush.
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