I wonder if you agree.Of course I've done my share of time with hammer or paintbrush in hand, but I'd rather not have to do it.

Brush it on with an old, reasonably clean paint brush, leave it sit for a while, scrape it off with a putty knife.

New fascia board is going to cost less than $100 if you buy the hammer and paintbrush to put it up too.

We purchase a lot of everyday purchases like doorknobs, locks, fire alarms, paint brushes.

I wish my kids would get involve like you I think I ruin them because I put a paint brush in their hands and told them they had to work to pay off their student loans to me:)

I've gotten a bathroom sink for $20, light fixtures for $5, paint brushes for 10 cents, 4x4 tile for 5 cents each (brand new), light switches for 10 cents (even a dimmer switch for 50 cents), drawer knobs and pulls for 25 cents each, and so on and so on.

I am pretty handy with a hammer, saw and paint brush and I will do a healthy amount of the maintenance myself.I have several friends and acquaintances who have residential properties intended to rent to UoM Students, and I will be meeting with them to see how they have done over the years.

About $21.29 for a bottle of Joy detergent, a paint brush, and a gallon of KILZ.Mike

Buy him a paintbrush and see what happens.

Hi @Jacob Tudor,I think I can help simplify this conundrum for you.You hired someone to do a job, and gave them the materials to do that job (your financial paperwork, etc, is the same as providing a painter with paint and paintbrushes).