

| Subject: | Re: Earl Scheib paint job |
| From: | Geza Polony |
| Date: | Fri, 16 Nov 2007 18:59:49 -0500 |
"If you do 1,2 and 3 and have a space out of the sun and wind, you might as well do 4." The problem is, finding a place to do it--the van won't go in my garage, and that shade tree out front, which works well for mechanical repairs, isn't going to be of any help at all with the paint. Add to that all my environmentally-friendly neighbors who'd be out with torches and pitchforks...nah... True, this is not rocket science. There was a time, so I've heard, when part of the test for becoming a journeyman carpenter was to finish a grand piano--using a brush, lacquer, and lots of sandpaper. It can be done. For the build-up method, I guess it doesn't matter whether you use a roller, a brush, or whatever, since most of your finish quality is really in the sanding.
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