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Prepping MDF Edge for Painting
I'm trying to prepare the edge of MDF for primer and painting.
I've taken the advice from this group and used Glue Size and put a coat of Drywall Compound on. How do I know when I am done? I put two to three coats of glue size on each edge. About a 50/50 mix of water and Titebond III. I assume that can be used. Then I put a coat of drywall compound on. It isn't totally dry yet but I test sanded an edge with 180 paper and it is still rough to the touch. Do I put multiple coats of drywall compound on until it is smooth? I assume one coat of glue size would have been enough but I did three before it totally dried. Going to prime with BIN next. I never painted MDF before, so I have no idea when the edge is ready. Thanks Ken |
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