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I believe you can get a spray paint version online.hutchphd said:For interior fresh wood I have always been a fan of B-I-N by Zinsser as primer. Not cheap though.
The forum discussion revolves around finishing a wood shelf project using finish-grade plywood. The user initially considered spray painting but faced issues with the finish, including wrinkling and peeling. Recommendations included using melamine for a smoother finish, applying multiple coats of paint, and ensuring proper surface preparation with sanding and sealing. The discussion emphasized the importance of using the right materials and techniques to achieve a high-quality finish, particularly in a moisture-prone bathroom environment.
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I believe you can get a spray paint version online.hutchphd said:For interior fresh wood I have always been a fan of B-I-N by Zinsser as primer. Not cheap though.
It can be a lovely finish but water will mark it if left there.bdrobin519 said:You can't beat shellac, especially when you're dealing with old wood surfaces