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mrgr8ness -

AWESOME job on the bucket there! I think you're doing a fantastic job.

I hear you all about the dreaded "finding the right place to paint"! I can't paint inside the house... Can't paint in the garage (no space)

So, I paint in the backyard (being careful and watching that I don't hit the house.) or I paint in the front yard. However, painting in the front yard is an interesting concept. I paint out there because it receives full sun most of the day.

But, when it comes to painting certain items (blasters) Watch when you do it. I've had a mail carrier see me and ask if the gun I was working on (Biker Scout Blaster Pistol & also my DL-44) were real. I can understand their point of view, but I'm also thinking to myself, since when have you EVER seen a gun that splits in half down the middle?

Sorry for hi-jacking the thread... just felt the need to share my expireneces!

<blockquote data-quote="WannaBeBoba" data-source="post: 68978" data-attributes="member: 1147">mrgr8ness - &nbsp;AWESOME job on the bucket there!&nbsp; I think you&#039;re doing a fantastic job.&nbsp;I hear you all about the dreaded &quot;finding the right place to paint&quot;!&nbsp; I can&#039;t paint inside the house... Can&#039;t paint in the garage (no space)&nbsp;So, I paint in the backyard (being careful and watching that I don&#039;t hit the house.) or I paint in the front yard.&nbsp; However, painting in the front yard is an interesting concept.&nbsp; I paint out there because it receives full sun most of the day.&nbsp;But, when it comes to painting certain items (blasters) Watch when you do it.&nbsp; I&#039;ve had a mail carrier see me and ask if the gun I was working on (Biker Scout Blaster Pistol &amp; also my DL-44) were real.&nbsp; I can understand their point of view, but I&#039;m also thinking to myself, since when have you EVER seen a gun that splits in half down the middle?&nbsp;Sorry for hi-jacking the thread... just felt the need to share my expireneces! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="WannaBeBoba, post: 68978, member: 1147"] mrgr8ness - AWESOME job on the bucket there! I think you're doing a fantastic job. I hear you all about the dreaded "finding the right place to paint"! I can't paint inside the house... Can't paint in the garage (no space) So, I paint in the backyard (being careful and watching that I don't hit the house.) or I paint in the front yard. However, painting in the front yard is an interesting concept. I paint out there because it receives full sun most of the day. But, when it comes to painting certain items (blasters) Watch when you do it. I've had a mail carrier see me and ask if the gun I was working on (Biker Scout Blaster Pistol & also my DL-44) were real. I can understand their point of view, but I'm also thinking to myself, since when have you EVER seen a gun that splits in half down the middle? Sorry for hi-jacking the thread... just felt the need to share my expireneces! :) [/QUOTE]

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