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Ophelia wrote:
> > "Nancy Young" wrote: > > To each his own, I am sure professional painters don't bother > > with the drill thing, but I have found it useful. Handy. > > It's not a big deal to use it or not. > > I might be wrong but I think Gary is a professional painter ![]() I've been doing it for a living for over 41 years now. I did learn the trade well over the years and I am one of the "high priced" painters. That said, it's no big deal to me...I could have done better with my career. I'll do better in my next life. heheh I can and will offer a decent opinion of what to do for anyone that asks. The drill attachment for mixing paint will certainly work but too much trouble and time for me. We never use one and we do have better methods. Using a wooden paddle and boxing is the normal way. The paint store shakers do a decent job but still they don't mix it all that well. You should still mix those a little better before starting. G. ![]() |
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