damaging the tape. As a pro i free hand my lines.But something that does help is this.With a clean rag and a putty knife, i pull it down the areas that may need a lil attention. The thing here is depending on the angle of the putty knife it moves your line a little.

over is latex or oil.

customers that have a very hard time picking colors. This may be easier for them and me in the long run.LOL

differant sheens.You can get a high gloss or a low gloss. I would use a polyurethane (oil base) product. You can get a good brush at any paint store or your local home depot. I would go w/ a 3 inch brush.As far as how to do it.It is very easy to seal.What i find i have to keep an eye on is runs in corners.Just glance back over these and you shoulb be fine.I would recommend at least 2 coats w/ a light sanding between coats

quart will do for now.Oil base primer,you can get a gallon if you plan on doing more projects like this.Sandpaper, nothing rough a 100 grit to start and a little smoother for later.Get a good oil base brush for the paint store.Mineral spirits to clean your brush (Mineral spirits for all oil base products) I would recommend an oil base finish.It is more durable and last longer. Dont forget some rags. You can use a latex product,it really depends on what you want. Start by sanding the entire table.Not to the raw wood just to remove any loose material and get a smooth surface.Then use your deglosser to wipe the entire table down.This cleans and gives your primer a good surface to bond to.Wait a little bit to prime, but i like to prime within an hour. Sometimes i even put 2 coats of primer, depending on how well its covered. Once its dry, lightly sand. Be sure to remove any dust or dirt afterwards.Your ready for paint.Tip,Sometimes the paint is thick,its ok to put a LITTLE mineral spirits in it to help it move better.You can use a old paint bucket or bowl to work out of w/ your primer and paint.This is better than working out of a full gallon. You will need a couple coats at least, sand between coats but just lightly. Take your time and have fun.Let us know if there is any thing else i can help you w/, plz send pics when you get done Good Luck

professional should do.Eairlier in this post i told of a cleaning mixture using Bleach and Vinegar.Steve brought it to my attention of the gases this mixture produce. If you should use this you need to be very careful.The purpose of telling this was for those who want to get the best results from their work. I would hate for someone to get hurt from this post.

problem.Even if he has to spay doors in your garage or

basement. A vacuum sprayer workers very well and has very little overspray GOOD LUCK.

painter can do this w/ no problem.Even if he has to spay doors in your garage or basement. A vacuum sprayer workers very well and has very little overspray GOOD LUCK.