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Sun, Sep 5, 10 at 14:50
| I am painting a storage room, so I used two different primers that I had on hand instead of buying more: one tinted tan and one white. The paint (an off-white "oyster" color) appears lighter on the tan primer than on the white primer (the opposite of what I would expect). Is there a way for me to even this out? Should I put another coat on only one? Which one? |
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| If paint was applied evenly, you shouldn't see ANY difference. Since your color is basically White, it has the most "opacity". Put a 2nd FULL COAT of paint on everything. Don't push paint too thin. >>> IF you're getting about 20 square feet (a 4'x5' area) per roller-load, it's WAAAYY too thin. Faron |
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