Is it okay to paint the furniture in my house without priming it?

Updated on furniture 2024-02-27
1 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    It is enough to brush it more than once, and the paint base of traditional solid wood furniture is to brush natural paint sheets (shellac paint), and the later process is to apply two to three coats of varnish. It's not high-grade wood, it doesn't matter about the primer.

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