[Adrenalinejunky]

After priming my ceiling with Sw drywall primer, the areas that had drywall repairs show some differences. (By touch, they're hardly felt) I thought the repairs were sanded properly... Will a top coat cover these differences, or do I need to sand these?

 

[joecaption]

If they can not be felt the top coat should cover it.
PS It's going to need two top coats.

 

[chrisn]

If they can not be felt the top coat should cover it.
PS It's going to need two top coats.[/QUOTE]


Great balls of fire, he actually got something right!:thumbsup::thumbup::thumbsup::thumbup::laughing:

 

[jsheridan]

If they can not be felt the top coat should cover it.
PS It's going to need two top coats.[/QUOTE]


Great balls of fire, he actually got something right!:thumbsup::thumbup::thumbsup::thumbup::laughing:

I wouldn't go that far. Just because it doesn't have an edge doesn't mean it won't look like a sunnyside egg on a fastener hole or a hump/mound on a tape seam. The touch does not have the same precision or sensitivity as a ray of light. Let's not get ahead of ourselves here. :laughing:

 

[chrisn]

I wouldn't go that far. Just because it doesn't have an edge doesn't mean it won't look like a sunnyside egg on a fastener hole or a hump/mound on a tape seam. The touch does not have the same precision or sensitivity as a ray of light. Let's not get ahead of ourselves here. :laughing:

I did highlight in red the pertinent part.:whistling2:

 

[jsheridan]

I did highlight in red the pertinent part.:whistling2:

My bad:yes:. I was too eager.:laughing: