How To Paint Stairs | Dulux
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- 0:13–0:17 Sand Stair Risers
From Stair Riser Painting, Step 2: Sand the Stair Risers
Using P180 sandpaper, sand down all stair risers. The goal is to make the surface smooth and remove any existing imperfections or previous finishes. This creates a better profile for the primer and paint to adhere to, ensuring a long-lasting and even finish.
- 0:49–0:56 Lightly Sand Primed Surface and Remove Dust
From Stair Riser Painting, Step 4: Sand Between Coats (Optional)
Once the primer is completely dry (after 4-6 hours), lightly sand the primed surface. This step helps to smooth out any brush marks or small imperfections in the primer, creating an even finer surface for the topcoat. After sanding, brush away any dust particles thoroughly using the dusting brush.
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