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Anyway, I sanded the uncut lengths of wood for the lentil, head casing, parting bead, and the side casings and then used a brush to prime them. I used floetrol to help eliminate brush marks (as well as a good quality brush) and so far I am happy with the results. I still need to sand the primer coat and then apply one or two finish coats before I know how well the trim will turn out.
Ive always heard about products like floetrol. Do you add this to the paint and mix it up?
ReplyDeleteI agree - floetrol is great. I spray latex with a Husky air gun, and this stuff really makes the difference.
ReplyDeleteIts nice to take a look at your blog - I am travelling, and far away from my tools (snif), and my family too. Remodeling Pictures from PDX help a bit.
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