Chrisatunc
07-08-05, 07:14 AM
Howdy-
I've clearly absorbed the fact that it's key to have paint that doesn't set to quickly when you're paiting cabinets (and trying to minimize brush lines, etc).
X-I-M 400 White claims to dry very quickly. They do mention a 'XS Retarder' product to slow drying time. Any opinions on whether or not I should add this to the primer?
On a side note - based on the notes in my other posts, I was able to switch out my oil Proclassic with the waterbourne version.
-Chris
I've clearly absorbed the fact that it's key to have paint that doesn't set to quickly when you're paiting cabinets (and trying to minimize brush lines, etc).
X-I-M 400 White claims to dry very quickly. They do mention a 'XS Retarder' product to slow drying time. Any opinions on whether or not I should add this to the primer?
On a side note - based on the notes in my other posts, I was able to switch out my oil Proclassic with the waterbourne version.
-Chris