It's all about the children.
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Preventing paint from freezing in garage
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Kindling? Who needs kindling?
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On 12/21/2015 12:05 PM, bob_villain wrote: ...
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Paint certainly isn't _in_expensive any longer...last gallon of "inexpensive" exterior latex I bought was over $30 and that was a "store brand". The paint bill for the barn was >$8K; don't think I'll be tossing the rest before we finally get around to finishing it up (and that was w/ a decent discount from one of the box outlets a number of years ago; would probably be 50% more now, at least).
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You are misquoting...this is from DonY! ¯\_(?)_/¯
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Actually paint is getting pricier every year. In addition, products and formulations get frequently updated which means anything new will never touch up like the original gallon of paint for a custom formula or updated product. Working in the paint industry I see this happen all of the time.