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On Apr 28, 3:22*pm, Ray K wrote:
I plan to use the sponge-on technique, with one or two coats over the latex base coat. Almost everything I've read talks about using glazes over the base coat, with glaze meaning a transparent "paint" that I would tint to which ever color I choose, using separately bought coloring agents. Rather than going to this trouble and expense, why can't I simply have a paint dealer tint a latex paint of the same sheen to the color I want, selected from one of those ubiquitous color cards that all paint stores display? Thanks, Ray Thats what pros do, but a final coat might be different, its all paint, cheap water base stuff, tint is free, or go where it is, |
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