Thanks for the reply, BB. I will definitely test it out before we choose the turf. I just know that we'll struggle with any type of couch around that side of the house is all...
Here's an update on the progress:
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Most parts of the mower have been painted. I just need to do the frame, handle bars and clutch cone tomorrow. I currently have this in clamps because I replaced the cork. I'm having to paint the handlebars in a chrome paint as the previous owner welded a bit of steel in. I'm pretty happy with the chrome paint, so will give it a go for this mower.
I'm a bit disappointed with the lack of hammertone effect in the main green paint. It just didn't really show up at all. I included the last photo so you can see a close up of the paint. It looks more like a metallic finish than hammer. Oh well, I know my dad won't be too fussed by that little detail. I have read that it could either be that the gun pressure was too high or a temperature thing.
Any tips for spraying a hammertone paint with a spray gun? I'm sure I'll be more emotionally invested in the next mower as that is for myself...While this is all drying, I will get the motor sanded and painted. I still haven't had anything sharpened, but I've got it booked in for late next week. Is a week enough drying time? There are 2 coats of paint.
Thanks again,
Em