An hour a day didn't feel like much at the beginning, but with each grinding session resulting in 1msq of bare metal, it only took a few weeks to do. The most time consuming patches of deck were those with the nobbly texture.
Monday, 22 November 2010
The Daily Grind
During the summer months, Steve took on the project of grinding all of the paint off the front and back deck so that I could paint it with 2 part deck paint (and the fifty layers of primer that does the Actual protecting of the metal.)
An hour a day didn't feel like much at the beginning, but with each grinding session resulting in 1msq of bare metal, it only took a few weeks to do. The most time consuming patches of deck were those with the nobbly texture.
An hour a day didn't feel like much at the beginning, but with each grinding session resulting in 1msq of bare metal, it only took a few weeks to do. The most time consuming patches of deck were those with the nobbly texture.
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