Is it just me or does everyone find thixotropic "non-drip" paint to be utter junk?
It seems like you can never achieve a good job with it- daub it on and it runs and sags, brush it out and you have a load of brushmarks. And, then it still runs some anyway!
I know that the pros won't touch the stuff, but if so why do the shops sell so much of it?
It seems like you can never achieve a good job with it- daub it on and it runs and sags, brush it out and you have a load of brushmarks. And, then it still runs some anyway!
I know that the pros won't touch the stuff, but if so why do the shops sell so much of it?