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Old 08-10-2007, 09:19 PM   #21
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Old 08-10-2007, 11:13 PM   #22
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man you guys are brutal
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Just for all the razzin I will post pics after I acid etch!
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Old 08-11-2007, 06:43 AM   #24
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Marvin,

Can I ask a favor? (Well, duh, I CAN ask - more to the point will you CONSIDER doing a favor?)

When you posted your three pictures, I see them side by side, which means I have to scroll (with the scroll bar, ie pain in the a$$) to read each long post.

If you could place your pictures vertically one on TOP of each other, then I need only use my mouse's scroll wheel (much simpler).

You COULD actually go back and edit that second post and place the pictures vertically.

Thanks, I have a feeling others would appreciate it also.

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I see them stacked vertically just fine.

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I see them stacked vertically just fine.

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Me three
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Your alone on the side by side thing....it's your browser, I see them top to bottom too.

Anyway......Here is a pic of the paint, and primer.

and a pic of the porch acid washed...........it might look like a previous pic!

and since I can put 3 pics.....I threw in a pic of some old World Series tickets I got..............
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After lunch I am gonna go back and get a coat of primer on, after the water dries up. And I will post a few pics of it primed.



LMAO..........Was just reading the can of bonding primer!.........It dries clear......so I don't need to take a pic of this step......lol...just use the same one again.....

Just kiddin.....It goes on milky, and dries clear...so I can snap a pic before it dries.

You know the feeling you get when you take a drink of your Coke you just got from Wendy's.........only to realize they gave you sweet tea! Well that how I feel now......I thought they were getting the solid stain not the semi transparent. Had to explain the difference on the way it was gonna look when I was done. I think this will look better than the solid stain. We will see.

Still waiting for the water to evaporate.....kinna like watching paint dry!
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Just about dried up.........in time for...........................
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Never rained a drop..........

So I got a good seal coat on.
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Took a little less than a gallon, so I might put another coat on with the other gallon I got. Gonna see what it looks like tommorrow.
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Got a 1st coat on..........

Forgot my camera, but took these with my phone. I will get a few pics with the camera when I go back, before I put the final coat on.
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Your alone on the side by side thing....it's your browser, I see them top to bottom too.
DAMN !!! You are all correct. Viewing now with my Firefox and they stack vertical - much better. Thanks

Don't understand why not with Opera
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Aww, Arch, you just like that opera because of those nudie girls
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I will take some pics of my masterpiece tommorrow when I go back and fix it as best I can...........

Turned out horrible..........Way to big an area to keep a wet edge, and material was so thin it was hard to keep the lines from showing.

I am gonna go and try to rag it and see if I can make it look any better. I think I can make it look good this way......just gonna be alot of work. If it doesn't look right we are just gonna get the solid stain and coat it.
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Well the ragging didn't do a thing!

Gonna get the solid stain and coat it, and that will take care of the bad job I did with the transparent stain. That's some tough material to work with rolling. If I had to do this size porch with this stuff.......you have to use a sprayer and just spray a even coat on. About impossible to roll. Kind of embarassed to even put the pics up of what it looks like.......but I know what I know for painting for 14 years..................and I can only do what I can do. Here is a pic of the first coat of stain still wet. And I will snap a pic tommorrow of what the second coat looks like.
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Got called back to work after my 2 week vacation, so I haven't had time to get to this project. But I got a coat of solid stain on today.

I can't believe how bad the transparent stain turned out.

Anyway here are some pics of the messed up job, and then ones of how I fixxed the problem.
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