Picture heavy hence the second post...
One thing I learned is that it's better to dab the paint with a q-tip rather than masking off with tape. The edges are much easier to feather
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Looks good!
If you ever do another painting project (kettles, cars, etc) use tape, but peel back/roll over the outside edge. Hard to describe without a visual, but imagine if only half of the sticky side is actually stuck down, and the other edge is rolled over onto itself so the sticky stuff is looking straight up. This avoids that hard line/crease where paint meets the taped edge and gives a much nicer feathered "edge" to the paint.
Topic: My first resto part 2 (Read 1707 times)
