That's a very nice car for the money and had you advertised it last January my wife might have gone for it and saved us $30K over the Highlander. Oh well, some other lucky person will come along.


For a troubled surface on exterior siding, I'd first apply an alkyd primer with a natural bristle brush. If the area is large, spray on first and then back brush to fill any laps and gaps. Follow with a first light to moderate latex coat with an airless sprayer, then a second coat a day or two later depending on humidity. A sprayer will give a better more even coat on most good primed surfaces and help preserve the texture on exterior stucco, or any textured interior surface.

Some situations require rollers and brushes but if overspray can be controlled or isn't an issue, a sprayer can produce a fine, even, economical and long lasting surface.

Hang in there and keep up the good work. I'm rushing to install poly-iso foam insulation nailboard and re roofing the cabin before the snow comes in tomorrow evening. I got half the deck done today....