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10th January 2007, 07:17 AM #1
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Painting Breezeways
I have 3-2mx450mm breezeways to paint prior to installation.To brush and/or roller paint seems like an ordeal. I saw some relatively inexpensive electric sprayers at Bunnings. Would they do the job? One is an Ozito and the other is a Wagner. Would appreciate some thoughts on the subject.
p.s. this is part of my never-ending renovations
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10th January 2007, 08:06 AM #2
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Ok Frank I am going to have to ask what is a breezeway? What is it made from? Sorry if these are dumb questions but I have no idea what they are.
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10th January 2007, 03:54 PM #3
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Painting Breezeways
Breezeways are scroll cut panels that usually fit above a door allowing ventilation in older styles houses. In my case, I've had them specially elongated and they are made out of MBF. Mine will fit on top of a partial wall allowing for ventilation between rooms. Because the scroll work is so fiddly to paint, I'm thinking that spraying would be the answer, hence the sprayer query.
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