Painting in the nude makes for easy cleanup.
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- MEMemberDec 20, 2018
yes, I have a hallway. It made it interesting
ReactReply - NUnudeyooperDec 22, 2018
If refinishing a wood floor counts, I did most of the sanding and two of the tree coats of polyurethane while nude.
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notclothed_ur9764Dec 22, 2018I did the whole upstairs of my house in tongue and groove knotty cedar four coats of linseed oil and three coats of Danish oil all while nude a neighbor lady came over to visit wife.my wife told her what I was doing so she came to look.didn't bother her or me .I actually found it stimulating which only made the show better for her and me.
ReactReply - RRRrroscoDec 31, 2018
Not only inside, but outside as well (with a little care!)
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JohnDec 31, 2018[quote]Not only inside, but outside as well (with a little care!)[/quote]
Same here.ReactReply - JE
John EnglishDec 31, 2018Seems tobe the best way paint comes off your body easer then clothes
ReactReply - MEMemberDec 31, 2018
Painted the whole basement and a few other rooms in our current house in the nude. In my previous house, finished the basement and repainted the whole house in the nude before I put it up for sale. The only time I wore shorts is the day the electrician was there.
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Open for new adventuresDec 31, 2018Painted a room nude and more...
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GuyJan 1, 2019I've painted several rooms nude, just yesterday I painted the bathroom nude.
ReactReply - MEMemberJan 1, 2019
It's the best, only way to paint is in the nude, it's the only way we both paint.
ReactReply - NUnudeyooperJan 3, 2019
Just put the last coat of clear finish on the built-ins, door, and floor. Four hours nude with brush in hand.
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DavidJan 6, 2019I have been painting nude all my adult life. I found that it is far easier to wash off paint from my skin than from clothes. Also, I am a professional landscape painter. I paint in my studio nude perhaps 99% of the time, also for the same reason. But then it is far more comfortable as well.
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Laker06Jan 8, 2019Did the ceiling tonight. I will finish installing the new track lights tomorrow, then back to painting. Finish up with running some wires for the new flat screen. Great way to spend some winter nude time.
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CraigJan 29, 2019In the last 30 years since become a nudist, I have painted every room in my house while nude. Why wold you not? Why would you want to ruin clothing? It just makes sense. I also clean the house naked.
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Fun069Feb 8, 2019Always naked when painting inside and also outside when possible
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Fun069Feb 8, 2019Always naked when painting inside and also outside when possible
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Fun069Feb 8, 2019Always naked when painting inside and also outside when possible
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Fun069Feb 8, 2019Always naked when painting inside and also outside when possible
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Fun069Feb 8, 2019Always naked when painting inside and also outside when possible
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Fun069Feb 8, 2019Always naked when painting inside and also outside when possible
ReactReply - MEMemberFeb 8, 2019
Have painted nude since I bought my first home exactly 40 years ago! More comfortable and no clothing to wash!
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JohnFeb 17, 2019[quote]We have painted in the nude, but only with water based paint, that will come off in the shower. I tend to wear clothes when I use gloss paint, there isn't any way that shit is coming off in the shower. And I am not washing it off with turpentine, ow, that could be nasty.[/quote]
It usually comes off easily with a nail brush and Swarfega. I don't know if this picture will survive.ReactReply - JO
JohnMar 14, 2019we love painting in the nude as its a great way to do it and get the paint off in the shower
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Lakeman221Mar 14, 2019[quote]We have painted in the nude, but only with water based paint, that will come off in the shower. I tend to wear clothes when I use gloss paint, there isn't any way that shit is coming off in the shower. And I am not washing it off with turpentine, ow, that could be nasty.[/quote] A better choice to remove any enamel paint would be mineral spirits rather than turpentine. It is not as likely to cause any skin irritation.ReactReply
