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Old 11-08-2007, 02:23 PM   #1
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With high temps in the upper 30's and low 40's, We are still doing exterior work using SW Duration. Any other painters still doing exterior work in November?
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Old 11-08-2007, 05:05 PM   #2
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Just finished what I hope will be my last exterior for the year. Won't turn away the work though.
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Finished my last exterior today. Ahh...no more carhart jacket while working

...the guys from the south or west will probably continue to do them all year...lucky bas**rds
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We just finished our last exterior on Tuesday.
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We will finish up our last Exterior for the season this Saturday.
Here in KC the weather man said, it suppose to rain next week, Just in time for me to start the Interior works.
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Got 2 days left on an exterior in Chicago.
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what's up Joe...Chicago doesn't sound like Vegas to me

did you move or just increase your service area?...lol
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Still doing exteriors here is CA. A little rain this weekend but should clear up on Monday. Hopefully we can go year round.
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... We are still doing exterior work using SW Duration. Any other painters still doing exterior work in November?
Not this year
Did last year though...Duration and Manor Hall
IIRC there was some little stuff even after Turkey Day...but it was really mild last year ('till feb then it went super cold for a month)
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what's up Joe...Chicago doesn't sound like Vegas to me

did you move or just increase your service area?...lol
I'm from here. Returned to do some work for long time customers. I hope to be going back and forth for work.

Using duration also.
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...hey whatever keeps bread on the table

I'm assuming you're driving back and forth, I couldn't see the airlines letting you on with half the tools us painters use
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usually do them year around here in NC, starting one today, another one next week.
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I'm in Pittsburgh, still taking them on. Will continue as long as temp stays above 35.
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Finishing up my last this weekend, and will take on no more for the year.
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remember cure time my noreast friends, low temp 30 degree paint, paint that last clapboard at 5:00 at 35* temp drops to 25* 3 hours later during cure time, voids warantee, no store will back you up, home owner wants house stripped, ahhhhhhhhhhhh But if its all you got for work i would probably say... "%&*#@ it"... too.
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Regal,i hear what you are saying brother. It's not all the work we have, we had soooo many towards the end of the season we just keep going. We have many lined up for spring with more spring bids in the works. We will come to a head here soon. High temps been in the mid forty to mid fifties this week and upper 40's next week. Now thats some exterior painting weather.
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...hey whatever keeps bread on the table

I'm assuming you're driving back and forth, I couldn't see the airlines letting you on with half the tools us painters use
They let me take what I brought. A tote inside a gym bag with everyday handtools. You just have to check as luggage.
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remember cure time my noreast friends, low temp 30 degree paint, paint that last clapboard at 5:00 at 35* temp drops to 25* 3 hours later during cure time, voids warantee, no store will back you up, home owner wants house stripped, ahhhhhhhhhhhh But if its all you got for work i would probably say... "%&*#@ it"... too.
And how do you know this?
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yeah, exactly...
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