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Top surface preparation tips that every painter should know
Surfaces to be painted should be clean, dry and free of oil, grease, rust, wax, loose paint and other contaminates.
Extremely slick glossy or previously painted surfaces should be lightly sanded to provide better paint adhesion. If aerosol contains either a water or oil based coating you could use a great time and work saver like ESP, an easy surface prep primer to act as a gripper instead of sanding.
Areas with exposed rust should be scraped clean with a scraper or wire brush and treated with a good rust inhibitor like Owatrol oil, that penetrates the pores and cavities and gets in to the steel behind rather than just sit on top which tend to be not so effective.
Always apply a good-quality primer before painting over wood, bare metal or when changing the colour dramatically.
Cover adjacent areas to protect them from overspray. You can use old sheets on the floor or over furniture etc. There are many different varieties of masking products available now that will make life very easy on the preparation side. Masking tape is available in several widths usually 1, 1.1/2 and 2". Another very useful product are the rolls of brown masking paper with the masking tape already stuck on one end overlapping so that you can attach the pre-taped paper directly to where you want it.
Usually it is available in 2, 6, 9 and 15" widths. You can also obtain rolls of pre-taped plastic masking material, which open out to about 6 feet and are very handy.
Paints should be applied under dry conditions at or near room temperature. Humidity and temperature conditions can have a significant impact on drying times.
APPLICATION: Shake can vigorously for one minute to ensure that the contents are mixed thoroughly. Make sure agitator ball is rattling inside the can. Shake occasionally during use.
Hold can approximately 12" from surface to be sprayed and apply finish in several thin coats for best results. Depress the spray nozzle only while moving and let go at the end of each pass to avoid double application of paint at end of each pass. For better results avoid spraying in an arc pattern because you will get a heavier coat in the middle and less at side / end of each pass. Overlap each pass by about 25% to maintain even finish. Applying a single, heavy coat may result in unsightly runs or drips.
The second coat of paint should be applied either immediately after the first coat or after the first coat has completely dried. Always refer to the product packaging for specific application procedures and dry times. CLEAN UP & STORAGE: Clean aerosol nozzles by turning the can upside and pressing the nozzle until only gas emerges. Store in a cool; dry place away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
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How do I stop my 2 cats from spilling all of their water out of the bowl everyday?
Multiple times a day they put their paws in the small water bowl and knock it around or scratch at it until the dish slides and water spills out all over the floor. I switched from a ceramic cat bowl to a stainless steel bowl but that didn't work. Next I tried a new stainless steel bowl with a rubber gripper around the bottom to prevent the sliding but they are still able to knock it around with their paws. I also tried moving the bowls to a new location but that always fails.
My cats never did that and I used a big and heavy human glass bowl for their water bowl. You do not have to stick to "pet" bowls. Any heavy human glass or ceramic bowl would do. But make sure it is not too high; the highest should be no more than their shoulder's height. The problem with this is that the bowl is heavy to lift for cleaning and refill. For refills, I put the heavy bowl on the floor then fill it up with water. Now, because the bowl contains more water than they'll drink before, you'll need to change the water to prevent stale and rancid settlement. A heavy bowl with water gets heavier and if your are not Arnold Schwarzenegger you might have a hard time lifting that bowl, so do the reverse, scoop some water out before take off. I would also place a smaller bowl of water next to the big one just to provide a change and alternate option. Also, get a bowl that curves in at the bottom so their little paws could be tucked comfortable beneath them when they are drinking. It could be that they are just kicking the lower rim when they come up to drink. It's like standing closely over a counter that has no toe space.... On an off beat chance, does the drinking area have ants or some insects, bugs, that could hide under the bowl that could cause the cats to act like cats and and wack or move the bowl so they could get at it/them? Finally, you could brace the bowl so that it cannot be moved. You've have to use your creative imagination to do this; if you think outside the box you might see other things not available to you when your were thinking inside it. Best of luck kitties will be cats and that's why we love them.
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