Sentences with phrase «of coats of primer»

Here they are today, after giving them a couple of coats of primer paint (to completely cover the red» ish stain) and brushing on gray stain.

I am hoping to at least get a couple of coats of primer down on our old lino in time for the reveal next week.

Not exact matches

And sometimes in a new home like ours, all you get is a nice coat of off white primer, which is susceptible to brush and hand prints.

You should apply a thin coat of primer from your eyelids all the way to under your eyebrow.

For an everyday face - friendly formula that's not a straight - up coating of zinc, an all - in - one makeup primer and sunscreen does the trick.

When it's dry, apply a coat of primer and two coats of the white roof paint with a long - handled roller, allowing the layers to dry after each application.

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

I love Dior Pore Minimizer and Abricot base coat too; I've tried and loved a generous sample of Hourglass Veil but refuse to spend the money, I've just started to use Estee Lauder's Little Black Primer and am underwhelmed so far... will wait to see if it beefs up once it dries a little; I'm a Nars Smudgeproof addict, and I use Mac Prep and Prime lip under velvet matte lip pencils or matte lipsticks when I remember.

After drying, give any knots in the wood a second coat of primer.

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.

Think of primer as a base coat for your face.

It looks especially good when you use a primer first and add a light coating of powder after applying.

After the second coat of primer has dried overnight, use Washi tape to create two stripes on the jars.

This one definitely needed like three coats of primer to fully cover the black paint.

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

So after two coats of primer, and two coats of Citronette.

I was worried about getting the paint to stick so I used a thick coat of primer.

Once that dried I went over those spots with a light coat of primer and used four coats of Sherwin Williams Alabaster white to give it a nice white finish.

I removed the doors and sanded both the boxes and doors, used one coat of primer and two coats of paint.

Spray several light coats of White Dual Primer & Paint Spray paint on jars until thoroughly covered.

Think low - key foundation (or opt for a Luminous Primer and our multi-tasker Bamboo Blur Tinted Moisturizer) and a single coat of Natural Mascara.

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

I am trying not to think about the fact that three coats remain (1 more of primer, and two of regular paint).

In a nutshell, YES you can use chalk paint in a paint sprayer, but use a coat of PRIMER first.

If you want your furniture to have a smooth, non-distressed finish, I would definitely apply a coat of primer first, but if you're going for the chipped paint look, go ahead and skip the primer!

Or maybe the coat of primer before the chalk paint is key to getting good finish.

Using the same method as the primer, I sprayed two coats on each side of the pumpkins, leaving about 20 to 30 minutes for each coat to dry.

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.

DHC Velvet Skin Coat can take its rightful place in my category of top primers.

Once the primer white dries start painting the soles with the color of your choice (do two coats but be sure to let the first coat dry before starting on your second coat).

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

Just apply your primer right over the first coat of paint.

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.

I probably could should have used a coat of primer to start, not because this fabulous chalk paint needs it, but because I could have saved myself wasting a coat of the more expensive Annie Sloan, not to mention the week I had to wait for a new can of it to come in the mail one chair into my third coat.

In the future you can try sealing the wood with a coat of the top coat prior to painting, using it sort of like a primer.

If you've already started painting and feel like it really needs to be primed, you can throw a coat of primer right over the first coat of paint if you want.

It had so many layers of paint that I had to strip it and it took about 5 coats to stop it from bleeding AND I used a primer!!!

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

You might think the coverage is no good on the first coat, but it almost creates a great primer for the second coat of glitter to stick, and when it's done, it looks gorgeous.

To prevent the bleeding some people approach this problem by using multiple (meaning many!!!!) coats of a serious excellent covering primer (adding more expense to their project.)

8, coats of paint and primer..

Below is the same table after one coat of Zinsser Spray Shellac and a coat of Old White - which is a paint that does not require a primer to stick to the shellac.

What's the difference between using one coat of primer and one coat of latex, or two coats of chalk paint?

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.

Epoxy compounds for coating & ink application: Sporting goods (bike, tennis racket, motorcycle helmet...), electronic products (passive components, audio shell...), bumpers, primer of metal & composite, heavy duty coating, touch panel industry, PCB, chip resistor, IC, D - RAM cover coat......

The benefit of powder coating is that it's really fast and cheap, needs just one layer (no primer, filler, color, finish), builds rather thick layers (> 100µm), can fill small scratchs, withstands most chemicals and is mechanically more resistant than most other colors.

This process even includes hand - sanding the primer coat of paint to remove inconsistencies, a method that tells in Reatta's gleaming finish.

(Molten Pearl uses a four - layer process made possible by the strength of its primer material and vibrant primary color, meaning a silver reflective coat is not necessary.)