Fred Basset by Alex Graham for October 12, 2020

Ah well! There can be a big glitch in even the best laid plans. Especially if you open your can of paint too soon and don’t watch what the heck you are doing.

When I worked in a DIY store the number of times customer s managed to spill cans of paint in their cars was unreal, we always clipped the tin lids as well, but they still managed it somehow….

But first another trip to the store for more …. Paint !

My dad once spilled some paint on the concrete in the alley while painting the garage. It took 30 years for the paint to get worn away by the weather.

‘But first, a double-coat to the lawn.’ B^D

Quick Fred, run through the spilled paint and track it into the house……..like a normal dog.

Poor Mr. Dear – I think we’ve all had days like that.

White frame on the first floor.. brown/sandy on the second.. Strange combination.

Except for one time, when I had to use my old beater for work, I always put the cans on the back floor, braced with towels or whatever. The one time for work, it was in the trunk. and due to the massive amount of rust and holes, needed to be coated , anyway.

So, is he planning to paint the window frame the same color as the house? Or did the colorist goof on this one?