Project Log: Friday, December 6, 2013
I had other things to do, but I wanted to sand the new
primer while it was fresh (the longer it sits, the
harder and more difficult to sand the product becomes),
and to keep the progress progressing. So I spent a
couple hours sanding the new primer with 320 grit, by
machine and hand as necessary. Since this was the
final deck primer, I'd next have to work on blending the
new work with the areas I'd primed previously, but I'd
do this a little later in a separate work session.
For now, I accomplished the goal of sanding the new
work.
The sprayed finish primer always self-levels
beautifully, and is a joy to apply and sand since it
always ends up so smooth and sands easily, with little
time and effort required to smooth the surface--much
easier and more pleasurable than the high-build, which
is much harder to sand and never self-levels
appreciably.
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