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George S posted:

Really great job! I think the way to go is complete disassembly. The finish comes out way better and both sides get painted. This will be a much more durable finish and the bridge will probably last another 100 years! The only problem I have been running into when spraying both sides is the over-spray. I haven't quite mastered rattle can painting yet.

George

Thank you!  With the two stage paint process overspray was not really an issue.  Without concern of applying a gloss finish color coat, many quick passes with the can can achieve an even color.  Flat areas were re-coated with clear coat that could be applied liberally to get the desired gloss finish.  I use a trigger attachment to the top of the spray can that allows better control over the nozzle.  There are a few runs, but the original piece had them, so it added to the authentic look, LOL.

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