Painting
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Painting
The part where you hold your breath. I strongly advise testing first or this could happen:
As with the primer, consistent smooth even strokes are best for ensuring the smoothest possible coat.
Once you have added a few coats, leaving sufficient drying time, laquer the handle to help prevent peeling and to help protect from the elements.
I used two coats of laquer.
Please note: to achieve the best possible result, you could now go ahead and sand further with ~wetdry 2000 however I was happy and did not see the need to continue (see useful links)
Painting
The part where you hold your breath. I strongly advise testing first or this could happen:
As with the primer, consistent smooth even strokes are best for ensuring the smoothest possible coat.
Once you have added a few coats, leaving sufficient drying time, laquer the handle to help prevent peeling and to help protect from the elements.
I used two coats of laquer.
Please note: to achieve the best possible result, you could now go ahead and sand further with ~wetdry 2000 however I was happy and did not see the need to continue (see useful links)
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