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"how do I flash a car port roof"

hmmmmmm first you will need a long black coat that goes down to your knees, make sure nobody is looking .............

ohhh that was so hard to be reserved  

I think this is the basics

it is to do with the system being set up to have nuetral/earth as anything metal, with a 3 pin plug this cant be reversed, but with a 2 pin plug you can find that you can now have a phase going to the body/metal parts. add a mic on a different system and you now have a phase nuetral circuit with you as the load.

if you get a tingle of anything try putting the plug in the other way round.

in saying that try sorting out an earth system!

simple answer

150 baht for 2 cans of white spay paint

after doing a LOT of painting i Thailand I have found that Jotun seems to be the best.

Nippon suxs in my book, this is why, the red pigment is to light, and the paint does not flow and relax to remove brush strokes ect.

4 coats of nippon red and it still needed another 2 coats and looked BAD
2 coats of Jotun and job done !!!

the problem is the base they use, nippon use a base with less white so does not cover as well.

ICI is good but I still like to stick with Jotun and after about 300 liters of paint in Thailand I am happy with this brand!

as for the cost of the job, wait untill you employ the staff and see how many days it takes and the quality of the 250 baht a day labor, you do get what you pay for in many ways in Thailand.

add to that the tools needed ladders brushes, rollers, scrapers, float, wire brushes ect.

If you have the time do it yourself, if not find some people who care about there work, and at 250 baht a day dont expect them to care to much!

I just had the same problem in a bar, after earthing still the band were getting shocks, in the end the problem was simple, the amp did not have an earth pin this allowed the plug to be put in the wrong way round, the result was that the guitar was live and the shock would come through earthing on the mic.

try reversing your amp plug, better yet if you get a 25 baht test lamp screwdriver you can then check if the socket is wired correctly.