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Anonymous users2024-01-23Of course! However, primer and topcoat are not the same: primer needs to be sanded and cannot be replaced with topcoat, otherwise, it will affect the construction and quality of topcoat; The topcoat is the decorative layer, you need to determine the gloss and color you need, i.e. glossy or matte, the color depends on your preferences and the environment!
It is best to choose a manufacturer to buy paint, because paint is a semi-finished product, and it is best to use it!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you brush furniture, try to use the same brand of primer and topcoat, because although the process of each manufacturer is similar, its primer and topcoat are the best match according to their own characteristics, so they still use the same brand, so as not to be incompatible.
It's going to be dry.
Don't worry, I'm sure there will be the results you want. >>>More
If you want to paint, usually twice.
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 is estimated that you are talking about polyester paint, but it is not recommended, although the thickness of the paint layer is easy to reach the speed you say, but the quality is too poor, it will peel in half a year or slow work, the binding force of the paint layer, wear resistance, durability can come out; Otherwise, it's better to buy finished furniture directly, and you don't have to paint it yourself.
At present, furniture paint is basically made of polyester (PU) and nitro paint (NC), especially for on-site paint. >>>More