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*Coating brushes [http://www.menards.com/main/doors-windows-millwork/mobile-manufactured-home-parts/exterior/accessories/7-roof-coating-brush/p-1480883-c-12590.htm] | *Coating brushes [http://www.menards.com/main/doors-windows-millwork/mobile-manufactured-home-parts/exterior/accessories/7-roof-coating-brush/p-1480883-c-12590.htm] | ||
*Mixer (either manual, mash-potato style or mixer attachment for power drill) | *Mixer (either manual, mash-potato style or mixer attachment for power drill) | ||
=Thoughts on using Lime Wash at FeF= | |||
*Whitewash rubs off (I remember as a kid getting my clothes all white when I leaned on a farmhouse's walls). So it's probably not ideal for doors. We can use either just white paint or dilute it with water to make [http://www.wikihow.com/Whitewash-Furniture paint white wash]. | |||
Revision as of 14:36, 7 March 2014
Links for Recipes
Lime Plaster
Build Simple pdf on making lime plaster for a small house.
Lime Wash
Mother Earth News
Fiasco Farm
Homemade DIY Paint
Yahoo
BoM
- Hydrated lime [1]
- Salt
- 5 gallon paint buckets
- Coating brushes [2]
- Mixer (either manual, mash-potato style or mixer attachment for power drill)
Thoughts on using Lime Wash at FeF
- Whitewash rubs off (I remember as a kid getting my clothes all white when I leaned on a farmhouse's walls). So it's probably not ideal for doors. We can use either just white paint or dilute it with water to make paint white wash.