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12-16-2010, 08:14 PM
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OCC FAQ painting 101
It would be nice to have a painting 101 in the new OCC FAQ section. Things to get someone started in painting like spray guns and sizes, in line filters and regulators, paints to use and colors, basic techniques such as sanding priming, finish coats and whatever else that would be important to know for a first timer. It wouldn't need to be to in-depth, but enough to make one comfortable to get started.
Like for now I am looking for a spray gun but have no idea of size or which of the cheap ones are good. I have looked at Harbor Freight, Lowes and wouldn't know if one was good or bad. I know a lot has been discussed on here about painting but it would be nice to be able to read all of this in one area and then if there where any questions they could be discussed further. I think this would help a lot of us that want to "get off of rattle cans" to make the move. Kinda like AA except RCA (rattle can anonymous) Just a thought. And remember, there are some people here that don't feel comfortable asking any questions at all, they just read what they can and go with it. Come on, pour out that knowledge for us.
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Chip T. Drexel NC 
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