If I am paintign osb walls, which would be better in a shop/garage,
semi gloss or gloss white. I want to reflect alot of light but still
look good.

On Tue, 6 Oct 2009 10:50:17 -0700 (PDT), stryped <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>If I am paintign osb walls, which would be better in a shop/garage,
>semi gloss or gloss white. I want to reflect alot of light but still
>look good.

IMHO, if you want OSB to "look good" you should start by covering it
with sheetrock--- or 1/2 plywood, even.


Jim

On Oct 6, 10:50*am, stryped <stryp...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> If I am paintign osb walls, which would be better in a shop/garage,
> semi gloss or gloss white. I want to reflect alot of light but still
> look good.

I used it in a storage room in the basement. Painted with semi
gloss. My experience:

1. It will soak up an amazing amount of paint.

2. some of the chips will loosen and lift edges.

3. It makes an acceptable cover (depending on code) and reflects
light well but 'looks good' is not in its job description.

Harry K

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