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Painting a Smooth Finish on an Interior Door
I have a new interior door and I have some new acrylic paint
from Lowe's. Whats the best way to paint it so that there is a smooth finish? I bought a fine brush, but I don't have the technique down so that I can lay the paint smoothly. I also used a roller that paints it evenly but doesn't leave a very smooth surface. Thanks for your help and time, Matt |
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