Painting - Paint marks easily
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skbohler
05-02-05, 10:26 AM
Hello,
We have new, unfinished pine cabinet doors.
I spray-painted primer on them, then coated with two coats of acrylic latex, satin paint.
Unfortunately, it doesn't take much to scrape the paint and see the the white primer below.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
We have new, unfinished pine cabinet doors.
I spray-painted primer on them, then coated with two coats of acrylic latex, satin paint.
Unfortunately, it doesn't take much to scrape the paint and see the the white primer below.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
joneq
05-02-05, 11:07 AM
Let it cure for a month or longer. If it has been longer than a month what paint did you use.
prowallguy
05-02-05, 04:45 PM
What type/brand of primer was used?
skbohler
05-04-05, 06:16 AM
I'm not sure what type of primer (used up the can and disposed of it). :wall:
Is there a type that I should have used?
If I used the wrong type, what can I do about it now?
Thanks!
Steve
Is there a type that I should have used?
If I used the wrong type, what can I do about it now?
Thanks!
Steve
prowallguy
05-04-05, 04:59 PM
If I used the wrong type, what can I do about it now?
Not much, but we may be able to diagnose why the paint is peeling so easy, and figure the best way to fix it.
Not much, but we may be able to diagnose why the paint is peeling so easy, and figure the best way to fix it.