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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, the original varnish is beaten off with sandpaper and putty, you can brush it with oil white, or spray it with white, my family is how it is done, the same as piano paint, of course, it is the decoration worker who gets it
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is recommended that you learn from the practice in the online tutorial "Replace old furniture with new clothes, transform the bedside table into DIY", and use the same method, first remove the old paint and wood thorns by sanding, and then apply varnish and color paint in turn. Some of the specific steps may not be the same as the order of the pictures, but the methods of renovating old furniture are actually similar, I hope it can help you.
There's no way to get rid of it. I can only pray that there is less formaldehyde. However, the formaldehyde in the glue will be discharged in a few months, but the formaldehyde in the wood is emitted for decades.
If you use solid wood to make a stair tread board, you must do several paints steadily, of course, the more times, the better. Maintenance can be carried out according to the situation during normal use. I hope my answer can help you.
For most of the furniture, it is recommended to choose a relatively light color, such as oak. The main thing is to be unified and consistent in the overall style, and you can also choose a darker color to decorate and adjust the entire interior space, so that it will be much better without affecting the overall style.
I think it should be measured according to the size of the room, so that it will not appear that the wardrobe is noisy, too eye-catching, as for the solid wood, it depends on whether the owner likes it or not, because the traditional wardrobe is mainly made of real socks wood, mainly because wood has good insulation than the general steel, and it feels comfortable and skin-friendly.
Generally, the gap between the door panels of the solid wood wardrobe will be much larger than the gap before the MDF. Because solid wood is to expand and contract. In the manufacturer, it is necessary to keep a gap of 3 to 5mm to avoid the two doors being too tight next to each other due to excessive heat in summer, causing friction and damage to the cabinet doors.