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Eric Roach · 07-10-2010, 08:00 AM

This is such basic stuff, but aside the primary role of bridging the sealer and the paint, I imagine another main function of the primer is to hide the grain of the wood.

Should my primed plugs show grain?

I should mention that I know it isn't essential that the grain be hid for a plug to be effective, but if I (personally) want a really clean look, I'm wondering what I can do to hide the grain.

Kind of wondering if a filler of some sort is needed for the results I'm looking for on woods like EWP(?)

Thanks in advance for any input.

07-10-2010, 08:00 AM	#1
Eric Roach Big E Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Seabrook, NH Posts: 681	Primers This is such basic stuff, but aside the primary role of bridging the sealer and the paint, I imagine another main function of the primer is to hide the grain of the wood. Should my primed plugs show grain? I should mention that I know it isn't essential that the grain be hid for a plug to be effective, but if I (personally) want a really clean look, I'm wondering what I can do to hide the grain. Kind of wondering if a filler of some sort is needed for the results I'm looking for on woods like EWP(?) Thanks in advance for any input.