Brushes, Workbenches, Paints...How about Uniforms?

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socko47

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Many a question has been asked about lights, magnifiers, brushes, paints....What do you wear when at your workbench? A tuxedo, I think not.....good pants and shirt, nah.....the good pants you spilled paint on last year or had your epoxy putty ruin, now we are talking. Must be some good stories out there. Maybe you grab an apron, overalls, or old clothes. Now is the time to reveal the neat-nicks from the _______ fill in the blank. Thanks for the levity. :LOL:
 
A strange question but I wear nothing more spectacular than clothes with a apron and headphones ....I sing out ...sort of! ...continually being tapped on shoulder to keep quiet

Apron needed as ......I am forever knocking things over !

Whst about you ??

Nap
 
A pair of jeans and an old shirt usually or sweats sometimes. I don't have anything specific to painting that I wear... except for the henley i'm wearing now with the big splotch of dried epoxy on the right cuff. (Did you know epoxy doesn't wash out? lol)

Nap, I don't knock things over as much as drop them on the floor. I spend a lot of time on my hands and knees.

Rick
 
A strange question but I wear nothing more spectacular than clothes with a apron and headphones ....I sing out ...sort of! ...continually being tapped on shoulder to keep quiet

Apron needed as ......I am forever knocking things over !

Whst about you ??

Nap

For one awful moment I thought,

"I wear nothing more spectacular...."
said, I wear nothing more than spectacles!!!
 
painting minis is not about the clothes - it is about the proper painting assistant:D
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Deep breath - back on topic. Paint-spattered joggers, old sweatshirt and a worn out butcher's apron which has velcro pads on it to fasten it under the bench-top to catch the inevitable fallen parts. Oh, and a beanie which makes the optivisor sit more comfortably. No music, just the noise of the coffee-maker glugging away:coffee:

Phil
 
Plastic apron but I like Phil’s idea of the Velcro pads as, like Rick, I spend too much time on hands and knees looking for dropped items, which at my age means getting back up is a challenge.
 
If anyone knows where we can get either of those painting assists .....asking for a friend ....

Oh forgot I wear my hospital socks for comfort..NO!! Not just the socks ..lol

....do like the Velcro idea from Phil as well

Happy benchtime

All
 
If you like the Velcro idea Nap, and don’t have access to needlework skills, look up Jewellers bench aprons. They are designed to catch precious metal filings so would suit well in our application....
 

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