Proper method for using Wrinkle Paint.

[Jim Flanagan]

Hello..
     I could use some tips on how to optimize the results using wrinkle 
paint.  I've been playing with the black wrinkle
paint that Krylon sells (Jet Black).  Advanced Auto Parts (Largo, Fl) 
sells this for $7 a can.  The directions claim three
heavy coats of paint, waiting about 5-10 min between coats.  I read on 
the Internet that if you want to add a different color as a
top coat, you want  to apply your color coat before the wrinkling takes 
place. Supposedly, you want to apply the color coat early,
as opposed to waiting for the wrinkle to completely dry, otherwise, the 
results will be disappointing.  Anyway, I am not having
good results and don't want to start painting any of my prepped 
cabinets, etc until I get this figured out.  I've been getting a mixture of
confusing information.  Some people claim that you do NOT want to use a 
primer prior to using the wrinkle paint, whereas one individual
explains that he uses a thin, tack coat prior to using the wrinkle 
paint.  I am hoping that someone here in the group is an expert at this
technique and will help me (us!) out....

Your help and tips are appreciated. Thanks..

Jim
WB5KYE

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