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Spot Prime Wood Filler and Sanded Areas

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What happens here

Using a spray primer, apply a thin, even coat to all areas that were previously filled with wood filler and any spots that were heavily sanded. This ensures that these areas do not absorb paint differently from the rest of the wood, preventing flashing or uneven color. Allow the primer to dry completely before proceeding.

Goal: Apply a spray primer specifically to areas where wood filler was used or where significant sanding occurred to ensure uniform paint absorption.

Tools and materials

  • Spray Primer/Sealer Unspecified

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next use the primer to seal off any of the wood filler and any of the parts that you sanded a little too much for just to make it flush step we spray don't roll don't brush unless you're an absolute gangster at it

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