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Priming MDF surfaces ( not cut edges )
Hello-
I built soffits in my basement using MDF. All the cut edges of the MDF are either inside unexposed joints or are covered up by pre-primed moulding. Can I prime the smooth outer surfaces of the MDF with just regular old PVA primer before I paint or is there something special that should be used with MDF? My plan is to prime with PVA and then applya white latex paint. I plan on using an airless sprayer. Thanks for any feedback... Kevin |
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