How to deal with the kraft paper and paint on the furniture

The paint on old furniture can't be removed cleanly.

Topcoats from materials such as shellac varnish and natural lacquer are relatively easy to remove, requiring only alcohol or natural lacquer thinner and a little effort. More stubborn topcoats, such as paints and varnishes, are more common; Paints and varnish removers can often be used for topcoats of these materials. Oils, waxes and sealants are less common for topcoats; Paint and varnish removers can also be used for topcoats of these materials. >>>More

There are many reasons for paint cracking, and the paint is most taboo to be painted on damp walls, which will undergo chemical changes after being wet, which is also the main reason why many new houses often have paint peeling and peeling. Therefore, it is best to wait until the walls are completely dry before applying paint. If the paint surface has fallen off, you can scrape off the falling part with a putty knife, and then use cellulose putty or paint and gypsum powder naughty putty to flatten the unevenness and pits, and smooth it with sandpaper after drying, and then paint it. >>>More

It can be washed with xylene or rosin perfume or industrial alcohol, which are sold in paint shops.

This is more difficult, because the area is relatively large, and generally a small range can be polished and dewaxed. It is also possible to use chemical paint strippers, but you are not recommended for furniture. Because of the residual chemicals, the paint of your furniture is completely dry, and everything that should be volatile is astigmatized. >>>More