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Old 03-29-2006, 06:43 PM   #15
Gearhead999
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Default Re: paint

The more time you take and the more care you take in the prep work, will definatly effect the finished product.

If you plan on spending a total of, "a couple of hours". You might as well just get a good new "roller" or "floor mop" to apply your paint. LOL
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