I have a genuine conundrum.
I've been painting a lot of kids furniture recently. It's been ok, but I'm not entirely happy with the results. It very good, but the work involved is too much (time, effort, farting around...)
What vexxes me is the effort needed to sand primer and get a dead flat result on the final colours.
I was looking at some kids blocks in a recent postal spam and saw these at amazon: http://ift.tt/1y241o0 .... Im very curious how these commercial places get everything so smooth.
Obviously they don't sand post priming. Also, I can't work out how they spray all sides so evenly. Top, bottom, sides, etc and not a mark to show how they were oriented or stood.
Also obviously, they mechanise the hell out of things, but the principals must be replicable with a decent home setup.
Anyone with any ideas?
I've been painting a lot of kids furniture recently. It's been ok, but I'm not entirely happy with the results. It very good, but the work involved is too much (time, effort, farting around...)
What vexxes me is the effort needed to sand primer and get a dead flat result on the final colours.
I was looking at some kids blocks in a recent postal spam and saw these at amazon: http://ift.tt/1y241o0 .... Im very curious how these commercial places get everything so smooth.
Obviously they don't sand post priming. Also, I can't work out how they spray all sides so evenly. Top, bottom, sides, etc and not a mark to show how they were oriented or stood.
Also obviously, they mechanise the hell out of things, but the principals must be replicable with a decent home setup.
Anyone with any ideas?
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