Usually you get a much better finish with 2 coats. But many paints out there also have a primer built in, so not always needed if you are covering similar color
Many paints nowadays say 'cover in one coat,' but I am a two coat person. As others have asked - it depends on what you are painting. Walls and woodwork, definitely two coats.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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I'm ready to put polycrylic on some painted wood. The directions say to lightly sand with very fine sandpaper between coats. Why? What if I don't? Will it look horrib...
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What are you painting?
Depends on what you are painting, but you almost always need 2 coats for anything.
Depends upon what you are painting and type of paint used. What is your project?
Usually you get a much better finish with 2 coats. But many paints out there also have a primer built in, so not always needed if you are covering similar color
Many paints nowadays say 'cover in one coat,' but I am a two coat person. As others have asked - it depends on what you are painting. Walls and woodwork, definitely two coats.