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Slinging paint-grab tarps
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I'd Have To Say
I know we have had our discussions and votes on paints.
The other day, I had a job where the customer requested I use paint which they had already purchased. It was Olympic Premium eggshell. I would have to say, I was some what impressed with the application. (Even though I'm a Shermin Williams junky). Any of you have good or bad experiences with Olympic?
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Location: Indiana
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Re: I'd Have To Say
No experience with Olympic, but I sure as hell change our guarantees if I use a paint I haven't used before. We do some state work and they always supply the paint. Total nightmare, different shades, different lot numbers and different manufactiurers all on the same job. I don't do much residential, but if they want to use a specific paint I only guarantee that the application will be done to the mfg's specs.
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Trade: Paperhanger/Painter
Join Date: Oct 2003
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My experience with Olympic is just with the stain, and it wasn't good or bad. Josh, you should be willing to testdrive new paints on occasion, its never a bad thing to broaden your horizons. Just remember the ones that suck and charge/change the contract accordingly. I recently did a job for the proverbial little old white-haired lady who had already bought her paint (think the son picked it for her) and she didn't want to spend the extra $$$ for my paint (Benny Moore). It was Sears Premium Easy Living interior, and it spread/cvered real nice. Found out they got it on sale for $9 a gallon. I still didn't guarantee it, but it was a good product nonetheless. :Thumbs: |
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Slinging paint-grab tarps
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Re: I'd Have To Say
Good points...
I've used olympic stains in the past, but was impressed with the interior latex. Speaking of which Pro. This weekend I had a chance to use one of the best exterior paints I've used. Sears weather-beater arcylic latex. They dont make it in the same fashion any more. This paint was about 2 years old. But I would rank it up there with some of the top exteriors like duration.
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