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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: Will on November 16, 2004, 03:50:14 pm
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Title says it all im in the painting stage and have done one layer of primer.Do i need to sand between every layer and how many layers is good for primer and paint?Im using latex based primer and paint.Thanks in advance...
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If you have good quality paint and primer, and a well prepaired surface, and good rollers or brushes, then you can use one coat of each.
I usually opt to put one primer, and then two thin coats of paint though. I don't sand between usually.
Bob
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This has been discussed a number of times in last couple months with a several alternatives described.
The way I handled it (assuming you used MDF or quality ply), is one coat of Kilz, followed by three or four coats of good quality paint, applied with a roller. I did not sand between as I prefer the nice eggshell texture. Let the paint dry between coats.
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I would recomend two coats of primer (three if your wood is porus). And two coats of paint if you don't sand, 3 or 4 if you do sand.