Sand Primed Surface for Smoothness

bit like sandpaper because there are a lot of exposed fibers, and they're going to lift up. What I'm going to do is hit it with a sanding block. That'll knock it down really fast. If I have a lot to do, I could use my 3x4 sander. If you paint over that without removing them, you'll definitely see a difference in the texture. Look how thick it is so it hangs very well; it doesn't run. In order to improve penetration, improve adhesion, you have to brush backward, or you have to roll backward. Now you can do several coats if it's really bad, like this. From here, I'm going to sand it. I'm going to put on another coat, and then we're going to put two coats of paint on top of that. You don't want to apply it going from top to bottom; it's going to build up a lot underneath. Our grain goes horizontally, so I'm brushing it horizontally, but you can see how fast I'm applying it. [Music] Alright, there we go. Our side here