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Painter's Touch or Painter's Fingerprint??
I am currently painting two small tables. I had originally planned to
stain them but for several reasons decided to go with paint. I am using Rustoleum's Painter's Touch (Espresso) and, although a little drippy for my taste, is going on fairly well. My question/concern is that although it appears dry, it is easy to scratch with a fingernail. This will be an issue as these are for laptop use. I have considered giving them a few final coats of Deft lacquer but am now hesitant as to if this is the best choice. The tables are made in two parts, a top and bottom half, which slide into one another and bolt together. The two halves can be raised or lowered for height adjustment, the bolts locking them in place. If the paint scratches so easily now, after approximately three light coats, I suspect it will only get worse with use. Does anyone have any suggestions for a durable finish that will not noticeably scratch and protect the surface? Including from an accidental fluid spill?? All suggestions welcome. `Casper |
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