3/8th

Thanks so much! So glad you found the video helpful 😀

But it takes more coats

Water can reduce the sheen. Use an extender like A-1 or Floetrol. If it takes three coats what’s an extra hour on something you’ll use for years or sell for more money. Take the time and do it well.

@@nelly_8888how did it go?

@@nelly_8888 I’ve never painted cabinets or wood really. But from what I’ve seen thin coats are better and maybe water down the paint for the first coat if it’s water based. I want to try foam brushes on my furniture project and see. I think rollers would be good after the initial cut in with the brush. And maybe sand lightly after the first coat.

Gallery series is far better.

Thank you 🙏 Glad it was helpful 😀

What color is that?

I use mostly Mineral Paint it’s definitely my favourite to use 😀

Listen again perhaps? Just a thought.

You should use a 3/8th roller cover

You need to sand the shiny finish or the paint wont stick properly. Just give it a good scuff sand with a 120 grit before painting :)

@@refinishwithjade Thank you 🥰

@@refinishwithjadedoes it still need to be primed after sanding?

i buy the primer paint mix works good too is prime and paint mixed

Such a great colour :)

You can yes but I much prefer to work with Mineral Paint. If I can’t I then use Aquanamel 👍

I use a primer on every piece I paint. You just cant see it in this video because this is applying the second coat of the grey paint. I have a long format video of this makeover which shows me applying the primer.

Use slack

Your comment is too! 😅 It's easy to remove so why is it problematic? That's hilarious because if paint or trash is the option, paint it! Again, it's so easy to simply remove it if you prefer wood. Most of us don't.

This is Soapstone by Fusion Mineral Paint 😀