These homes, buildings and churches are all located on Circle Drive in the historic district of DeFuniak Springs, Florida. This neighborhood rests on the banks of a perfectly round, spring-fed lake called Lake DeFuniak. The structures listed below are in chronological order of address around the lake.
There are two ways to do it: 1  You can use a 4-inch paint roller and paint by hand over a chalk line you've drawn. 2  For a much neater and less back-breaking technique, you can use a parking lot striper to paint straight parking lines on any asphalt or concrete surface.
1 When finishing with a polish or glaze, don't buff dry. 2  Leave a little material on the car, because without it, you create friction. 3  A final hand or orbital wax will clean up any polish residue. 4  Refer to Buffing Techniques for related information on reducing swirl. Work with the buffer, not against it. 2  Keep the buffer in motion to avoid burning the paint. 3  You will get a feel for how the buffer wants to move in time. 4  Work the car from right to left (right handed) and don't turn the buffer upside down, the cord will get wrapped in the buffer spindle if you do.