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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's an impossible task, and there's nothing Spider-Man or Batman can do about it, but Superman can't turn back time and go back to the surface before the varnish.
Hehe, just kidding!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Wash the previous paint with thinner, so that you have to spray it all over again, and if I heard it right, you can also spray a layer of cover. But it is easy to peel off the paint. The best way to do this is to clean it with thinner and spray it all over again, and a lot of the wrong spray is basically from the beginning, if you grind the potholes yourself, so the dark color is uneven.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Throw it with a polisher! Slow work makes fine work.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20See what you're going to do? Whether you plan to change other paints or what, first of all, the paint stripper is not good, and it is convenient to take out the potholes, if you plan to change other paints.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19This is difficult, and if you want to remove all the paint, you can use paint strippers or acetone.
Summary. Solid wood furniture can be directly coated with varnish to retain the original wood grain grain. >>>More
UV paint: This paint is neither baking paint nor self-drying paint, but a light-curing paint, which is instantly cured by ultraviolet irradiation, UV paint only refers to the layer on the surface, and the inside is still PU furniture paint. >>>More
Is it the film of kraft paper? It's a film for panel furniture. Just blow it with a hair dryer, tear it with your hands, and you're done.
Hello, I do interior design and renovation.
To spray paint on the wooden furniture that has been varnished, first polish the original paint surface, do a good job of polishing to the bottom layer, then re-scrape the putty, and finally divide it into 3-6 sides of painting. >>>More
Yes, but be sure to clean the surface of the furniture before applying clear paint.