Step 5Primed and Ready
*** If you have no experience using spray-paint, read the label on the back of the spray-can. ***
*** Wearing a hat is a great way to prevent hair from falling on the painted surface. ***
*** It's better to paint in large open areas or even outside. If the fumes are strong you should wear a mask to help prevent inhalation of the fumes ***
So after you have sanded and wiped away any dust you are ready to start priming/painting. Don’t try to cover all the areas with paint the first time; it will only make a mess. Instead, paint the pieces with multiple light coats; each time from a different angle. This will ensure a smooth paint job as opposed to a runny one. After each coat, inspect the dried piece carefully taking note of any small areas you may have missed so you may eliminate them when you apply the next coat. Most of my pieces needed only two coats. For small pieces, you may want to stick them to your painting surface with some painter's tape (see second image).
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