After finishing up with the sandpaper, you have to put down a layer of goodness across the chair. It’s got to be something that will stick to the wood like mad and let paint stick to it like mad.
It’s Primer People! I really enjoy this product. If you get any on you, it doesn’t come off unless you use paint thinner. It’s oil-based, so that’s what happens. However, it really makes you feel confident that what you’re putting on the surface will stay there for a millennium. (In the year 3000… NBC finally decides what to do with Jay Leno.)
When you put a coat of primer on, the furniture will go from its original state to a strange state of not really being prepared for anything.
Make sure the primer is given a good amount of time to dry. It’s the most important part to make sure your paint will last a long time. I probably could have done two coats of primer, but I was too inpatient and wanted to get going with the black paint.
1 comments:
Missed a spot.
January 26, 2010 at 10:29 AMPost a Comment