Sentences with phrase «time in between coats»

I have time some in between coats so I thought I would take a few minutes to share with you what I use, and how I use it!

I would give the surface a good pressure washing, scrap away any areas that have been issues in the past, apply a concrete primer / sealer, then apply two top coats with adequate time in between coats.

I gave at least 4 hours of drying time in between each coat and waited 7 days for the polyurethane to fully cure before setting anything on the furniture.

Not exact matches

If you are going to be breading chicken, there's very little difference in terms of your time between ready - made breadcrumbs and creating your own coating yourself.

Continue stirring for a moment and then add each spice, one at a time; stirring in between each to ensure all the quinoa is adequately coated.

Continue with the same procedure, using the buttered paper towel in between crepes works great, you do not have to add butter every time to the pan, a small coat from the napkin will do it.

Measuring the stress hormone cortisol in the moose's coat was used as a method for appraising the long - term effect of the deer ked on the health and welfare of moose, but Madslien found that in general, there was little connection between the number of deer keds, the weight of moose at the time of slaughter and the level of cortisol in the hair.

And I am also going to spend all my time between now and the colder months finding a pattern to make a coat just like that red one - it is gorgeous, and everything I would ever want in a coat.

I gave the board two coats of acrylic paint, with about 30 minutes of drying time in between.

If you're crunched for time a quick - dry top coat will speed up the time in between steps.

Since I was 13 I've had my one trench coat that I would pull out from the waaayyyy back of my closet a handful of times a year on crazy rainy days (which are few and far in between here in LA) or whenever I wanted to look a little more «professional.»

Since this polish is thick, I find that the dry time is a bit longer than normal, but to cut down on that final drying time, I wait longer in - between coats.

So, you are truly right about waiting in between coats to help ease the dry time.

Hehe I'm just pretty indecisive at times and there are also some other killer coats ingrained in my mind right now that I'm debating between!

I love how it's a mix between the look of a parka and a wool coat, and it's in my all time favorite coat color — camel!

I did three coats of paint (with at least 24 hours of drying time in between) and yesterday I put on a coat of clear wax (with the uber - expensive wax brush).

Step 2) Once they are fully dry you can start decorating (luckily it was 90 degrees on the day I did mine, so I set them outside for a few minutes between coats and they were dry in no time).

With Spring weather in NY being so flaky and flip - flopping between rain and sunshine, a good coat is essential for those days you just don't have time to...

Brushing a dog's coat can act as a bonding time between you and your pup, and with a few treats in hand, your pup will quickly realize that a brushing session is good thing.

In between stripping sessions or grooming visits, comb the coat several times each week.

In between those grooming sessions, however, you should brush your dog two or three times a week in order to keep the coat fluffy and remove burrs, mud, leaves, and dirt that can easily stick to the coaIn between those grooming sessions, however, you should brush your dog two or three times a week in order to keep the coat fluffy and remove burrs, mud, leaves, and dirt that can easily stick to the coain order to keep the coat fluffy and remove burrs, mud, leaves, and dirt that can easily stick to the coat.

During the summer months, you should routinely check your pet's coat and fur between his or her toes, especially after walks and spending time in the backyard.

Rough calculations show if you drill about a dozen mine shafts as deep as possible into the thing, and plunk megaton nuclear bombs down there, and then fire them off simultaneously, you'll get a repeat of the Long Valley Caldera explosion of about 800,000 years ago — which coated everything east of it with miles of ash and injected a giant aerosol cloud into the stratosphere — the ash layer alone formed a triangle stretching from the caldera to Louisiana to North Dakota, including all of Arizona and most of Idaho and everything in between — I bet that would have a cooling factor of at least -30 W / m ^ 2 — and you could go and do the Yellowstone Plateau at the same time — geoengineering at its finest.

The finishing coating will protect the floor to some extent, but over time mold and mildew can grow in between boards, and even beneath them.

Hi Matthew — When applying a sealer over spray paint, it is best to read what the brand of paint you are using says in it's label about time between coats and then sealing.

This is important, if you don't follow the times in - between coats, you may end up with wrinkled paint.

Drying time is 4 - 6 hours in between coats.

For protection purposes, I applied two coats of the Furniture Wax, waiting a few hours in between the coats to give them enough time to settle.

Also, do you buff in between coats of wax or just one time at the end?

I primed the trim and did two coats, letting it dry for at least 24 hours between coats even though I think it said you could re-coat in less time.

Sometimes I do, but most of the time it is not needed in between coats.