What Wicker painting. need help?

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kuka asked:


hi, i painted my new outdoor wicker furniture into white yesterday. i used outdoor spray paint that says it’s good for wicker. i also read somewhere that primer is not necessary, so i didn’t apply it. today i woke up and checked if the paint dried. it’s not sticky but if i lightly scratch it with my nail it comes off. what can do? it’s been 24 hours since i applied the last coat. please help!

Wanda
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    2 Responses to “What Wicker painting. need help?”

    1. tomar82403 Says:
      September 21st, 2008 at 12:51 pm

      The only other than primer the new paint needs something to the surface to create better bond between the entire piece with fine steel wool roughing up the entire piece with fine steel wool roughing up the new paint paint paint paint needs something to create better bond between.

    2. bear big n fat Says:
      September 22nd, 2008 at 3:33 pm

      The 2nd layer of outdoor clear coat to seal in color and protect finish.