1 Warm the milk to 105-110ÂºF. 2  Sprinkle the yeast over the warm milk and let it sit until it begins to get foamy. 3  About 5 minutes. 4  In the bowl of a stand mixer, stir together the butter, sugar, salt, and egg.
Primer creates a smooth and consistent layer for the paint to be spread over and to bind onto. Itâs a sturdy interface. Consider the analogy of clothing and underwear. In addition to covering our bodies for modestyâs sake and warmth in cold weather, clothing adds beauty, style, personality and color to our persons.
Primer fills in spongelike pores and creates an even, solid base that takes paint well. You should also prime if you're going from a dark to a light color or vice versa. (In the latter case, have the paint store tint the primer to go with your wall color. It will save you at least one coat of paint later on.) Primer should also be sanded before the paint goes on the wall; for a top-notch job, sand between paint coats, too.