On a vertical beam the thickness is everything. That’s where the bottom falls out. Anyone who paints carpentry knows this: on flat surfaces everything goes smoothly, then…
On a vertical beam the thickness is everything. That’s where the bottom falls out. Anyone who paints carpentry knows this: on flat surfaces everything goes smoothly, then… https://vivcolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/On-a-vertical-beam-the-thickness-is-everything-Thats-where-819x1024.jpg 819 1024 Paints, Enamels and Coatings for Industry, Home, Hobby https://vivcolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/On-a-vertical-beam-the-thickness-is-everything-Thats-where-819x1024.jpgOn a vertical beam the thickness is everything. That’s where the bottom falls out. Anyone who paints carpentry knows this: on flat surfaces everything goes smoothly, then comes verticals, edges and boxed surfaces. Load the product to thicken it and the pouring starts; you put in little and you stay under spec. Result: bagging lines, uneven thicknesses, sanding and touch-ups. Hours of work that the estimate had not foreseen. It’s not a question of the hand: it’s the rheology of the product. A normal bottom, beyond a certain thickness, obeys gravity. On Thursday we show you what doesn’t. If the problem sounds familiar, write to us: let’s talk about your cycle. #VivColor #VIVEPOX #castings #carpentry #industrialpainting #primer
