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Good thing the rain held off this evening so I could get 'er done. It poured last night, so had to wait until this afternoon to apply the first coat of red paint.
I take my time, using smooth, steady strokes, shaking the can several times in between sprays. The only annoying part about painting is that your trigger finger gets a cramp!
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I keep a rag handy to wipe off the end of the nozzle which helps eliminate drips, too.
The second coat will be applied tomorrow, then a few days to cure. The plan will be written up this week. Hope to have it online this weekend. Will be riding it in a few days!
Not too bad for backyard painting! Our grass is always multi-color every summer.