The furniture is covered with Moganshan red oak veneer, painted with varnish, but with white drawers

Of course, let me show you how, the effect you want is called whitewashing

First, wash off the varnish with Tianna water, polish it with 150 sandpaper after drying, and then buy a sealing primer (go directly to the Dulux people, there should be), use spray paint, as long as a thin layer is good, and then, after drying, polish with 320 sandpaper, and finally apply white paint, finished. Precautions: In the whole process, the pores and texture on the veneer should be retained, the oil should not be left when spraying, the topcoat should be uniform, and the paint color and matte of the drawer door panel should be compared.

The varnish of the red oak veneer should not be contrasted with the white one, and the finish of the main body is a traditional color, so it should not be matched with a modern style. It should be a uniform color texture.

If you want to change the original varnish texture to mixed paint, it is not advisable, and the process cannot be changed to the ideal level, because your primer has survived, which is a different base treatment method from mixed paint. If the paint film has dried thoroughly, the paint stripper is not easy to remove, and then you will be even more angry.

Suggestion: Change the drawer doors, etc. to a unified cabinet. The adhesion of the mixed paint itself is not good, and the life span is not comparable to the paint.

If you polish it well, you won't. White paint can be made on the varnish, but no varnish can be made on the white varnish.