What are the steps of furniture painting 1, I don t know if I want to get a computer desk by myself

Method steps.

1. Prepare all the items you need to brush wood slowly, this may be the most overlooked step, but it is very important.

Do not use chemical detergents unless the surface of the wood is stained with oil. Scrape off as much as possible and use a TSP (trisodium phosphate) solution to wash off any remaining loose powder and dirt, rinsing off with clean water.

Fill in all the gaps with high-quality wood tweezers, use a soft knife and focus on where needed, it's much better to do this than not enough, and put it on the ground after drying and hardening.

Use a regular strong powder or compound to fill in small, shallow scratches.

2. Scrape the sand where tweezers or filler have been used. Fine-grained sandpaper can be used for this work.

3. When using sandpaper, follow its texture and not the other way around.

4. Rough sand should be used for those old paint brushes that have been there, and these must be sanded and cleaned off.

5 Fill those long and deep cracks and smooth it with a small bead.

6. Use a damp cloth to wipe off excess sawdust, dust, grit, etc., when you brush the wood, this will not affect its quality.

7. Paint properly.

Use a high-quality brush.

Unless you're using additives to slow down drying, use a slow-drying paint (not latex) that leaves less noticeable brush marks.

Take a paintbrush and repeat 3-4 times from top to bottom, but don't let the paint sit in the gaps between the wood for too long.

Wait less than a minute and brush again.

When pouring the nib, use a long stroke, and the strokes will gradually flatten as the oil dries, which is why a slow drying paint is needed.

Tip: Use a hard knife when scraping wood, and use a soft knife when working with other flexibility.

Precautions. When touching the TSP, wear protective clothing and an eye patch. TSP is a more intense detergent that can cause skin infections and burns, thoroughly washing areas that have been exposed to TSP.

Bring a respirator when sanding and scraping wood. Especially those old woods, they can contain lead, which is harmful to the body.