There is white primer on the furniture, white primer, white topcoat, with what can be removed

Pro, if it is hardwood furniture and large lacquer, it is recommended to keep the original lacquer surface, which can be cleaned with a soft brush and waxed. If it is ordinary wood and the paint is blended (usually repainted on the basis of the lacquer), you can consider removing the paint.

Brush the closed bottom first, polish and then spray the primer, and then polish before spraying the topcoat.

Using a clean brush, follow the grain of the wood and apply the primer quickly and evenly to the surface of the wood. Make sure the primer covers all surfaces evenly, and pay extra attention to any end-face texture. If the end is not textured properly, it will absorb darker colorants and topcoats than the rest of the world. >>>More

Hello, both the base and the face are fine, if you want a darker color, it is recommended that you do both the base and the face touch.

First, it shows that when scraping and grinding, some places are not scraped smoothly, and after spraying paint, it is revealed, and some companies have to scrape and grind again after spraying the first primer; >>>More