I'm painting on somesort of wood, that kinda feels like wallpaper... It's browny black and I am painting it white. Anyways, I've done an undercoat, two layers of white. I plan to paint the wall white aswell... However, most of the wall looks white but there are large gray areas that I can't seem to get rid of. My question is, if I paint the white glossy wall paint on the wall, are the gray spots that are visable on the undercoat going to show up on the overall result?
Also how do I achieve a final result that is streakless with a roller? Also any other painting tips will be appreciated!I am painting a wall and need help!?
The gray areas will probably show up, but you can by special primer that gives a more even coat and keeps any spots from showing through, check at the paint store. As far as a roller, it should be pretty streakless just using the roller as long as you don't apply too much paint at one time. Good luck.
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