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On the paint brush if we can buy a small one with a round handle we can drill a hole into the handle and screw in a threaded rod maybe 18 longs so we can reach the high areas. A roller on a stick won't work.
There's the cheap way- it's called "masking tape"!
That tool works but may be too short. Masking tape can not be used because the area to be painted is too high to use tape.
OK- clearly you're not a painter or have any idea how this works!
The attachment goes on the end of a painter's extension pole. The nice thing about it is it's totally adjustable- putting the paintbrush in just about any position.
The cheap version is taping the brush to the end of the extension pole.
OK- clearly you're not a painter or have any idea how this works!
The attachment goes on the end of a painter's extension pole. The nice thing about it is it's totally adjustable- putting the paintbrush in just about any position.
The cheap version is taping the brush to the end of the extension pole.
Ha I said that tool would work. Masking tape not practical for the situation. I asked the question on the wrong forum it seems. I've painted inside and outside mobile homes and houses but not 2nd or 3rd story.
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If the picnic table is pvc, you can buy pvc rattle can that bonds to the plastic. Pressure wash the table, let it dry, and spray away. It will be a brand new table. Do it outside, the fumes are fierce until it dries.
Two separate questions. Paint a rough looking picnic table or leave it the way it is.
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Paint the apex of a large house roof that is too high to reach by ladder. Not the roof the ends of the house.
Borrow/rent a real ladder.
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