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I got some Behr high-gloss latex enamel with which to paint some trim.
Using a Peavy brush, roller, or foam applicator all yield god-awful results. Specifically, in the case of the two brushes, the paint looks like it was applied with a fork. Using a roller, the result looks like an alligator hide. The application was on top of a Behr primer. Any ideas on how to use this paint to yield an acceptable finish? Thanks. ------ Failing expert advice, I'm gonna take a bit of trim with the aforementioned application techniques back to the paint store and accuse them of selling an anti-barnacle, boat-bottom treatment instead of paint. |
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