Start by sanding it perfect so that there are no imperfections or chatter marks. Use progressively finer sand paper so that you can't see any sanding scratches. vacuum it thoroughly. Spray on a coat of alkyd primer, wait for it to dry, and sand it with a fine grit sandpaper. Take a shop light and hold it at an angle to reveal any imperfections and fill them with Bondo, wiping the patches tight so that they require less sanding. It usually takes about three passes to really get everything patched perfect. Then sand the patches, vacuum, tack off the piece with a lint-free tack cloth and spray on another coat of alkyd primer tinted to match the finish. wait till dry, sand with a fine grit sandpaper, vacuum the piece and the spray room, tack the piece, and spray on an alkyd enamel. Sprayed finishes tend to be smoother than brushed finishes, and alkyd enamels tend to be smoother and harder than latex finishesHow to paint wooden furnitures? please explain step by step?
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