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Prepare for painting with sugar soap or fine sandpaper?
I want to use white gloss to paint some white doors inside the house.
The doors were painted with white about 15 years old and are getting discoloured. I know preparation is important but in this case I have to compromise! I'll use white undercoat and one topcoat of gloss. The undercoat is to even out the surface and prevent discoloured patches showing through. QUESTION: If I can use either sugar soap or fine sandpaper to prepare the surface (plus filler for holes) then is it better to use fine sandpaper than sugar soap? |
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