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1. Prepare the plywood surface by sanding it until it is free from any dirt, dust and rough edges. 2. Apply a coat of primer to the plywood. Allow it to dry completely before proceeding with the next step. 3. Select an appropriate color of Duco paint for your project and mix it well with a wooden stRead more
1. Prepare the plywood surface by sanding it until it is free from any dirt, dust and rough edges.
See less2. Apply a coat of primer to the plywood. Allow it to dry completely before proceeding with the next step.
3. Select an appropriate color of Duco paint for your project and mix it well with a wooden stirrer so that it is thoroughly combined.
4. Apply the Duco paint to the plywood with a paintbrush or roller. Use even strokes to get an even coverage.
5. Allow the first coat to dry completely before applying any additional coats. This may take several hours depending on the temperature and humidity level in the room.
6. Add more coats of paint if desired. Allow the coats to dry before adding another one.
7. Once the wood is covered in paint, finish the project by sealing it with a clear varnish. This will protect the painted surface from wear and tear.