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Prepare with Tape and Plan for Second Coat

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Cómo pintar frisos y revestimientos de madera sin chorreos, goteos ni marcas de brocha

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What happens here

Before painting, apply FrogTape (or similar painter's tape) along the bottom edge of the chair trim, where it meets the wall, to create a clean line and protect the wall above. When you are ready to remove the tape, pull it off carefully. The bottom edge of the chair trim, where it meets the paneling, should also have a clean edge. The speaker notes that white paints often require two coats for full, opaque coverage, and he anticipates needing a second coat for this project.

Goal: Achieve crisp paint lines and plan for multiple coats if necessary.

Tools and materials

  • Paint Behr Dynasty — Coating the paneling and trim
  • Painter's Tape FrogTape — Masking the wall above the chair trim for clean lines

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a good new bucket. Down here in Mascaré, you know? with flop tape. I put my flop tape under the molding. So when you remove the tape, the carpet will lift up and cover the bottom edge of the molding there. When I apply my paint with my roller, I don't want to go too far, you know? Forward. I'm just doing my thing, you know? One pair of 4-inch slats at a time with pure white. It's covering incredibly well. Normally, untinted whites do not provide adequate coverage. There will definitely be two layers.

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