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Having bought the undercoat and gloss I've now started painting my front door. So far I've done the sanding down and rinsing off. I'm not clear how you know you've sanded enough, but I'm guessing it's just some kind of rough surface to let the undercoat bond to it.
Some of the online instructions seem to suggest sanding down at every point. Seems like overkill to me. You put some paint on, sand half of it off, paint again. H'mm.
Time to let the rinse dry and risk an undercoat. Off to the market and to buy a couple of brushes. If I can shut a door that not longer has a handle.
Editing on Manuscript - At the rate I can start keying in corrections early next week.
Some of the online instructions seem to suggest sanding down at every point. Seems like overkill to me. You put some paint on, sand half of it off, paint again. H'mm.
Time to let the rinse dry and risk an undercoat. Off to the market and to buy a couple of brushes. If I can shut a door that not longer has a handle.
Editing on Manuscript - At the rate I can start keying in corrections early next week.
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