Furniture, Wood and Cabinetry Finishing - Painting Ethan Allen cabinet/table
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08-21-00, 07:29 PM
I sanded, tack clothed, and painted with Zar Antique White, a piece of furniture using a polyester brush recommended by the paint store. EVERY BRUSH STROKE SHOWS. IT IS UGLY! I hope this can serve as a primer and I can "fix" it. I would like a smooth white finish using a water based product.
08-22-00, 06:09 PM
Arline:
Go to Walmart or a similar store and buy several foam 'throw-away' brushes in a size convenient for you to use.
Sand out the brush strokes from your previous effort, and apply a new coat with the foam brushes. They really make a difference in smoothness and lack of brush marks.
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George T.
Go to Walmart or a similar store and buy several foam 'throw-away' brushes in a size convenient for you to use.
Sand out the brush strokes from your previous effort, and apply a new coat with the foam brushes. They really make a difference in smoothness and lack of brush marks.
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George T.