oh s##t

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trucker99

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 near Lincoln
washed the zed yesterday was looking good. Today started to spray paint the fence looks good was really pleased with the job. Went round the front of the house and the zed is covered in fence paint the bloody wind has carried it over the garage. :headbang: The air was blue and luckily the stain washed off and no damage done. Wouldn't have thought it could have traveled so far. :dizzy:
 
a lot of people have had the same problem when spraying fence panels.

has it gone over any neighbours properties? you could be looking at a hefty bill to clean windows/cars if they don't get it off quickly.

next time stick to a brush :wink:
 
Luckily the neighbours were out trying the new 320d which was delivered on Friday. Now that's what I call a close shave.
 
Did the fence paint actually work via a sprayer? When we tried one a few years ago, it was crap, and still needed to be worked in with a brush.
 
Brother decided to black-jack some ply boards on his flat shed roof to find the wind had decided to weather proof his Astra convertable front....... removed with white spirit. Could have been worse could have been a zed ....... hehehehe
 
kevinmarkwhite said:
Did the fence paint actually work via a sprayer? When we tried one a few years ago, it was crap, and still needed to be worked in with a brush.
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it did ok some bits i had to use a brush.
 
Did my shed on Friday. Proper sprayer, with compressor, works fine with fence paint (if you dilute it slightly and filter the crap out). Luckily, no cars/windows/buildings nearby so no issues with overspray :)


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