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Tue, Oct 26, 10 at 9:36
| Ok, urgent help needed! We have a three-board oak paddock fence, lined with black wire to keep the dogs in.
We are painting the fence today. The idea was to paint the boards and wire along the boards white, and leave the wire in between the boards black so you can't see it well. I've seen fences like this and they look great! But the paint keeps dripping down the wire, into the spaces between the boards. Help! How do people do this? There must be some trick I don't know... Any advice is so very appreciated. |
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- Posted by peterdonald (My Page) on Thu, Oct 28, 10 at 3:10
| Why don't hire a painting contractor for saving your valuable time and money, hiring a contractor help you get good look because the professionals well knows how to paint and how to get good look. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Painting
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- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Thu, Oct 28, 10 at 13:16
| Use a roller that is very lightly loaded with paint (almost dry) for the wire First paint the boards and their wire. Then do the black part. |
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