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#303 - October 2007 Runs, drips, and uneven paint coverage — these are the signs of a less-than-perfect spray-can paint finish. And as anyone knows who has had to deal with these irregularities, it’s nearly impossible to fix them once the paint dries. The obvious solution is to apply the paint correctly from the start. Of course, the directions on the can give you a few basic guidelines on how to do that. But to end up with a perfectly painted finish (one where you don’t have to hide those telltale runs), try out the following tips: |
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