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Eric Abell <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 19 Apr 1995 07:57:08 -0600
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I, too, used to find mistints at a local paint supply outlet.  Then I
decided that when the time comes to repaint I would be better off if my
equipment was all one colour so I changed back to white.
 
While my logic was sound, I look back and see that I made this decision
about 15 years ago and have not yet done any significant amount of
repainting.
 
Eric Abell                           email: [log in to unmask]
Gibbons, AB, T0A 1N0
Canada
(403) 998 3143
 
On Mon, 17 Apr 1995, Allen Dick wrote:
 
> On Mon, 17 Apr 1995, Gerard Worrell wrote:
> >
> >    The cost of paint is usually too high for my blood, $11-15 a gallon
> > for basic white. I stop by the mis-mixed paint department and pick up
> > some at relatively low price $1.00 /qt or $2.97 /gal. This serves two
> > purposes. I repaint my hives more often and I introduce variety in the
> > beeyard. It helps the bees cut down on drift with the different colors
>
> Up here there is ahazardous waste cleanup every year and people turn in
> unwanted chemicals.
>
> There is always a lot of paint that can be had for free.
>
>
> W. Allen Dick, Beekeeper                        VE6CFK
> Rural Route One   Swalwell   Alberta   Canada  T0M 1Y0
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