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Anonymous users2024-01-23It depends on what the original nature of the paint and now want to put on what nature of the paint, if it is the same nature of the easy to say, the difference also depends on whether they react, you can first try to say if it reacts, spray a layer of nitro quick-drying paint after grinding and smoothing, and then apply other paint to be applied after drying
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Of course, there are many chemical methods, but they are not economical and troublesome, and the most trouble-free is to shovel off the surface paint, which is the most economical and fastest way! Of course, you can use polishing tools such as angle grinders, put on a mask, and you're done in a while!
The paint that covers the dead does not need to be completely cleaned,,, after washing off the grease stains, polish it with sandpaper to remove the polish,,, and then paint it as required!
It depends on what kind of color you like. Use whichever color you like.
Composite board, it is not good to use varnish, just cover it with solid paint, polish it with fine sand before brushing, and it is best to polish it with Bona's pretreatment agent, (enhance adhesion). Paint can consider the problem of environmental protection, cheap is difficult to be good, oil-based paint is certainly not environmentally friendly, but there are many problems with the adhesion of water-based paint, it is recommended to use W5000.
The paint on old furniture can't be removed cleanly.
1. Treat the surface and shovel off the paint that will fall. >>>More