Factory preprimed, I don't trust them. I would sand it with 220 and prime it again before apply to coat. I think that's a better route to take. Again, the HO may not want to pay for the extra work.:whistling2:
pre primed doors and drawer covers
a customers bought all new cabinet doors and drawer fronts that came preprimed...the primer looks very gloss and im going to sand them just in case so the paint bonds well...do u guys recamend wet sanding or dry sanding them and if so what grit....i bought 220 grit and 340 or 320 grit...en i dry sand with either alot of dust scatters...what are ur guys techniques for wet sanding....
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