Sentences with phrase «coat of primer then»

Vicki decided she wanted it painted white, so we threw on a coat of primer then a couple coats of Annie Sloan Old White chalk paint.

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I then curled the lashes and applied Dior's Diorshow Mascara Primer and two coats of Maybelline's Pumped Up Collosal Volume Mascara.

First, I did a couple coats of Zinsser primer and then a couple coats of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old Ochre.

The chest of drawers was painted with a thick coat of Primer Red first, and then Lem Lem.

I used a few coats of my #kilz primer and then #generalfinishes antique white.

Then I applied 1 coat of primer and 2 coats of antique white latex paint.

I used a primer first, then 3 coats of chalk paint, after a couple days I started to apply the clear wax and noticed the paint is cracking.

Then I went over the primer with 2 coats of Olympic «Sweet Pea» in a satin finish.

I applied two coats of Modern Masters Metal Primer, and then one coat of the Metal Effects Copper paint.

I would do a couple coats of primer right over the existing paint, paint again, then seal:).

Basically, you are suppose to use 1 coat of white paint as a primer and then 1 - 2 coats of a paint color that is similar to mint / light greenish blue diluted with water to a wash - like consistency.

It's then given several coats of primer (very often a white acrylic primer called gesso) to seal it and prevent the oil from the paints soaking through the surface.

Her initial representational painting would be done from life, out in the open air, then she would take the canvas home to her studio and work over it so that it took on an emotional resonance — something she described as: «that memory or dream thing I do that for me comes nearer reality than my objective kind of work».6 She painted on canvas with a very fine weave and coated it with a special primer to make the surface extremely smooth, blending one colour into the next, making sure that the brushstrokes were invisible.

Then apply two coats of primer to the MDF and sand smooth after each coat.

You could apply a construction quality latex primer then two top coats of a high quality exterior latex (Duration, Manor Hall, Sun Proof) and it will look great!

No matter the option you will need to get all of the loose paint off the wall... clean it with a little mildew killer (not totally necessary but I would)... then use a nice latex primer to seal the walls before you apply the top coat.

I gave the table a coat of primer, and then painted it with General Finishes Milk Paint in Antique White.

If it does, then I would roll on 1 — 2 light coats of stain blocking primer first.

The panelling then required two coats of primer to help prepare and protect the wood, followed by two coats of the paint to finish it off.

I painted the top with a grey primer I had and then used a coat of country grey AS and a coat of coco AS followed by clear wax and a light coat of dark.

Then the walls ended up taking five coats of paint in some places... three of Kilz (primer) and two of the paint.

It revealed a larger problem of lack of insulation up there, so Brian put some insulation in the attic above the spot, then we cleaned everything up and applied a couple coats of Kilz primer to the wall and ceiling, then applied a coat of ceiling paint.

We did a coat of spray primer, then the ORB and it's amazing how much it did to update that danged ugly light Here's my blog post about it — http://girl-vs-house.blogspot.com/2011/04/light-light-everywhere-well-in-kitchen.html

How to use it: Ceramic is not porous at all, so sand the surface with 120 - to 150 - grit paper and clean before applying primer, then add two thin coats of paint.

This chest of drawers was painted first with a coat of Primer Red and then in Lem Lem, a soft warm green inspired by the colour of allium fields in Ethiopia.

I feel if the sanding and the primer allowed for one coat of paint then it would have been worth it, but I knew that would not be the case after already having practice on the previous cabinets.

To make it all work together we primed it all with a coat of primer and then covered that with a coat of white paint (just run - of - the - mill white paint out of the can).

Wiped them off with a tack cloth and then painted two coats of a tinted primer (at the paint store they tinted it the same color as my paint).

I needed to sand them then use a primer then 2 coats of paint.

Sand the wood, piece by piece, of its existing paint and then coat with a primer.

Then I can get the second coat of primer and first coat of paint done during nap time

A coat of primer and then the paint color.

This then led to applying two coats of primer and then applying another coat of milk paint only to run out.

Wait to dry then apply a coat of primer.

It was a lot of spraying of primer (that I added paint thinner to in order to thin it down for the sprayer) and then a coat of white.

First she painted her steps in Primer Red, then did a wash of Emperor's Silk, added detailing, then applied 2 coats of Annie's Lacquer.

Once the coat of primer was completely dry, I then used Benjamin Moore Advance in Simply White to complete the project.

I then sanded it down again using a fine grit sandpaper to smooth it out, applied another coat of primer, and then painted the inside Jazzleberry Jam and the outside Jo Jo Whitewash.

I then got cracking on giving the entire room, ceiling, trim, doors, etc all good coat of primer.

Apply one coast of water - based primer, then paint the inside of each drawer opening with two coats of semi-gloss latex paint and allow to dry for 24 hours.

, all the trim and one door was sanded down, everything got at least one coat of white primer, and then the walls got two coats of PARA Paints Plantain Chips PF52 and the trim and door got three coats of PARA Paints Jo Jo Whitewash PF17.

I then used a 120 grit paper to prep for priming, and in between each of the two coats of primer.

Apply one coat of water - based primer, then paint both shelves with two coats of semi-gloss, latex paint and allow to dry for 24 hours before placing anything on them.

Then 2 light coats of water - based latex paint in any brand you like over the primer.

Then I went over the primer with 2 coats of Olympic «Sweet Pea» in a satin finish.

Once the primer is dry then use 1 — 2 light coats of latex paint.

Then you paint two coats of the primer / base color.

For me it is easier to use 2 light coats of stain blocking primer (if the wood is stained) and then a coat of paint.

One coat of primer covered everything well enough to move forward with the paint, so Tuesday night and then yesterday followed the primer with the first and second coats of paint!

I painted a coat of primer on the wall then I painted the samples again.