Priming and Filling Minor Imperfections

in there so the next step to get getting ready to you know prep this um or paint this furniture now is to uh depending on what product you're going to use now I use two k polyes and they're what we call a cell seal that means they'll Prime over bare wood cuz there's a lot of exposed bare wood on here and so they act as a primer act as a sealer if you catalyze them they um block tannins and um tannin bleeds so I like to catalyze my products um makes them a lot more chemical resistant water resistant chip scratch resistant for furniture it's pretty important now if you're not going to use a self-seal product a 2K poly that's self-seal then you'll probably want to Prime this and so if I run into you know any type of you know issues fisheye issu shoes I'll just spot prime it after my first coat spot prime it lightly sand it and the fishey goes away it's never I'm not gone away using Ben's primer so you can you prime this whole thing this is a small piece of furniture I can just use a spray can and prime the whole entire thing I wasn't going to but I'm just going to show you what it would look like just you know spraying using a spray can so now I'm just there's a one crack in the piece of furniture right here in a seam in the wood the um the aqua coat didn't fill that so I'm just using Bondo glazing putty so any type anytime I have any small nxs and dings Bondo glazing putty is you know the perfect product you know to sand or to hide small mix and dings there's actually a little ding right there you can eliminate that Ding just all depends on you know the the furniture itself the um color the darker the color uh the more all this stuff would be hidden so we're going to let that Bondo glazing