1.   Make sure the surface is completely dry before applying the final coat of paint.

2.   These can be protected by a final coat of clear varnish.

3.   When varnish is completely dry, apply a final top coat of colourless varnish.

4.   For example, in the production of a woollen coat, only the value of the final coat should be counted.

5.   The total value-added in this example is just equal to the value of the final coat.

6.   Apply a final thin coat, sand, prime and paint.

7.   A final coat of clear acrylic is applied for a glistening effect to give the illusion this fish has just been plucked from the ocean reef.

8.   A final coat of clear gloss needs several more hours to dry.

9.   After the brown coat had dried, a third and final coat was applied.

10.   Finish by sanding down the final coat with the finest grit wet-or-dry abrasive paper you can buy.