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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you brush directly, there must be a problem with the painting, the surface of the wood paint itself is very smooth after the brush, and it will be more difficult to paint if you paint it again.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's still okay to paint thicker.
First: the paint has a certain transparency, and if you apply it thinly, it will definitely show the color below, so it will not meet your requirements.
Second: the color is not very white when it is thinned, so that the color below is revealed, and only the thick point can show the white as much as possible.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I'm a designer. You can change it to a white one. No problem. Get a painter yourself. Negotiate the price, OK
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Yes, re-peel the paint and then white.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Only solid wood is easy to make. The panel is much worse, it's choking enough, and it may be destroyed. Beat the hair, then make the bottom, and then make the noodles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Yes, sanding off first, then painting with white paint
But it can't show the texture of the wood grain
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Anonymous users2024-01-17First use fine sandpaper to beat off the old paint, then apply putty, flatten and polish, and then apply new paint.
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Anonymous users2024-01-16Of course you can, but it's thicker and covers it thoroughly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-15Yes, now it is to advocate environmental protection, you can choose water-based wood paint to help change the color of wood furniture. The excellent water-based wood paint is quite good, simple and easy to construct, and the specific construction operation is as follows
Start by choosing what color you want to paint.
Antique lacquer is translucent, if there is originally a wood grain to show the original wood grain, polish it first, it also has to increase adhesion. Solid paint can be directly covered, and the color is more vivid.
If the surface of the construction is relatively smooth, you can brush the primer first to increase the adhesion Brush the primer 2 to 3 times every 3 hours or so After 12 to 24 hours, you can brush the color you want to brush 2 to 3 times Every 3 to 5 hours Finally, 48 hours of construction, you can brush a varnish again to play a wear-resistant and waterproof role Brush 2 to 3 times Every time about 3 hours Try to avoid collision after brushing the varnish 3 days The surface is dry 7 days The paint film reaches the best hardness
Suggestion: If the paint is thicker, you can add less than 10% of the water to dilute it
It is better to cover it with a white primer after sanding it with sandpaper first, and then do it again with a white topcoat. Because the bottom is red, it can't be covered directly with white paint.
Tone it down a bit, and the specific process is as follows: varnish process (three bottoms and two sides or three bottoms and three sides). >>>More
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