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Prime and Paint a New Solid pine door?
I am a bit hesitant to work on this unpainted pine door. I have painted pine in the past and what I thought was a smooth surface...burred up. Any sugestions on preventing this? Anyone had a similar experience?
Here's the trick to getting this doors paint finish to be Architectural Grade:
1. apply 2 coats of a water based sanding sealer to the bare wood door. The water based type of this sealer will have no effect on future types of paints applied, water or oil.
2. sand the door after the sealer is dry with 220 grit paper. Now, don't oversand, just cut the door down to where it is smooth like glass. I sometimes vacuum and clean the door and apply a third coat of sealer if necessary and resand again.
3. thoroughly clean the door of dust and debris by blowing it down with compressed air or if that's not available use a shop vac with the bristled attachment. Follow through with tack cloth(s) and wipe the door down.
4. I always prime and paint trim, casework and doors with an oil base paint. Yes, I now it's harder to work with . . . that is until you learn the do's and don'ts. . . but using such paint will give you the best and most durable finish available; not to mention the fact that down the road, when this door needs to be touched up or repainted you can sand with the 220 grit paper and touch it up or repaint, getting back that same perfect painted look. You can't do this with Latex/Acrylic paints and in my opinion these coating are for walls, not trim.
Always use a premium quality brush like Purdy and if you take my suggestion on using oil based paints also buy a can of Penetrol to mix in and lightly thin the paint. If you decide to use latex/acrylic buy some Floetrol. These products not only thin the coatings, they condition them so the greatly enhance the flow and spread. If drying time is a concern with using oil base use two capfuls of Japan Drier per quart. This will dramatically increase the drying time of oil based paints.
All of the products I have referenced are readily available in the home centers and most hardware stores.
Mike Lonergan
TradesProfessional, Inc.
http://www.tradesprofessional.com
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