Consider Filling Open Grain – Some types of wood have grain with many open pores. Oak is a good example. The pores show through finishes and are especially noticeable under paint. It�s OK to leave the grain showing, but if you want a smooth, grain-free look, you�ll have to fill the pores before painting. There are a few methods. You can apply several coats of a high-build primer, sanding between coats until the pores are filled. Or you can fill the grain with spackling as shown here. If your…
20 Tips on How to Paint Kitchen Cabinets
