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Apply Glazing Putty for Perfect Finish (Optional)

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CAULKING AND SPACKLING TIPS. DIY How to paint trim. Tips painting trim work.

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What happens here

For an even more meticulous finish, especially if you're concerned about spackle spots showing faintly after painting, apply Bondo Glazing & Spot Putty. Use the same flexible spackle knife to apply a thin layer of this red glazing putty over the previously spackled and sanded areas. This product dries very hard and sands extremely well, making nail heads virtually undetectable once painted. Allow the glazing putty to dry, then sand it smooth.

Goal: Achieve a flawless, 'automobile-like' finish on nail holes.

Tools and materials

  • Flexible Spackle Knife — Applying glazing putty
  • Sanding Sponge — Sanding dried glazing putty
  • Bondo Glazing & Spot Putty Bondo — Filling minor imperfections and hiding nail heads

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and after spackling it after if you if you're going to go ahead and paint it what happens is you actually see very very faintly where those spackle spots are and if you're really detail-oriented if you really want those things to go away we use a product called bondo glazing putty and it's the red glazing on the red glazing buddy from bondo we'll just put that on there with our same spackle knife just like it into a spackle and then you Sam that and then once you paint it you'll never ever see any of those nail heads ever put in the trim so when it comes to actually

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