what you need to Painting a Woodwork?

May 18, 2010 - PRLog -- Paints don't just create excitement for people. Paint colors can create depression and psychological difficulties. Paints and colors may create our moods for the day.

Xaviera Arata Editor of the  Cheap Woodworking Tools  website -- http://www.CheapWoodworkingTools.net -- pointed out;

“…It is important to consider the type of paints we choose in designing our house and the paints we use in woodworks…” Added Xaviera Arata

How can you come up with good paintings in your woodworks? The following are practical tips when choosing and painting your woodworks:

1. Check the lumber. Make sure that your woodwork is damage-free before applying paint. If you have noticed damage in the lumber, patch it with wood filler overnight. You may also try using decorators’ caulk using a sealant to patch any gaps in your lumber.

2. Use primer if necessary. Primer is important so the wood or lumber can easily absorb the paint for longevity purposes. On the other hand, there is no need for you to remove the previously applied paint if the paint is still stable. All you have to do is clean the surface with soap, sand down using fine paper. You may use the dry and wet sand paper and keep it wet. Take note however that if the previous paint is damaged, it is best to replace it with a new coating.

3. Choice of paint color does matter. If you will be using the same colors in your woodworks, paint it accordingly. However, if you choose to use another color, make sure that the other painted woodworks are done before applying another color to your woodwork.

4. What kind of paint will you choose? Many painters still prefer oil-based paints because of its quick drying characteristics and easy-brushing convenience. Oil-based paints have that strong odor that lasts for days after applying it to your woodworks. If you can achieve the similar quality result minus the odor, you might want to choose a high-quality latex instead. Try using it and save your lungs from a possible asthma attack!

5. When painting, make sure that you use one stroke when painting. Moreover, coat the whole section of the woodwork and never allow the brush to sit for more than a minute. Paint does easily dry so make extra effort in quick but quality brushing.

6. Finish your painting job by carefully checking if a second coating is necessary.

“…Painting is an enjoyable job. For woodwork, paint gives life and brings happiness by the work of your own hands? Why not dress up your woodworks with paint to foster a carefree ambiance at home?…” Added Xaviera Arata

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