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Message Subject: Perfect base for painting?
weedsnager
Posted 2/13/2013 11:44 PM (#617387)
Subject: Perfect base for painting?





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Location: St. John, Indiana
Started to paint a few lures, just curious how articulate you guys are about getting a perfect base before you start to paint. After sealing the wood, I have put down A base coat of white paint and I've used etex as a base coat. When I used the etex, there was a few spots where it was thicker than others and when I used the white paint it high lighted some areas that could have been sanded better. Do you guys sand again or start to paint?
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