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| tshizzle.com:
thanks for the tips And actually as the one poster said - now that I think about it, having it with a slight texture does seem to hide the fingerprints real nicely. Since I t-molded it up and installed the light and marquee, Im actually really starting to like it more and more. I probably wont mess with it anymore, but on a future cab (already thinking more ;) ) I might try borrowing a nice sprayer and seeing what happens heres a little more close-up pic of my baby: |
| rampy:
BTW one tip not mentioned, but can save coats/headaches... tint your primer... Get your primer/sealer tinted close to the final shade as you can... I primed my cabinet with grey oil kilz, and did two coats of black oil eggshell (or was it semigloss) I forget... *shrug* ymmv but i learned about tinting primer the hard way when I painted a half bath deep red once... like 8 coats... insane... rampy |
| zaphod:
--- Quote from: rampy on October 20, 2004, 04:33:34 pm ---tint your primer... Get your primer/sealer tinted close to the final shade as you can... --- End quote --- Excellent tip!!! I learned the hard way on a project many years back. My Kilz ends up being a shade of gray after tinting it with black. |
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