The old furniture does not shine after the white primer is brushed, so please brush it with the home

Of course, brushing the white primer directly has no effect. Old furniture needs to be sanded and smoothed with sandpaper on the base, and the primer is brushed once or twice after drying, and then sprayed twice and more than the clear topcoat effect will come out. Of course, you can also use a wool brush without spray paint, and the technique should be more skilled.

Polyester paint will turn yellow in about two years, and it is inevitable that alkyd paint will not turn yellow.

The primer itself will not be bright, and it is okay to brush the clear topcoat again, but the primer and the clear topcoat must be the same type of paint (both are polyester paint or alkyd paint), otherwise there will be a reaction and non-drying phenomenon.

I think it's okay, but I'm not a professional either, I just know a few things, and you should ask someone with experience, in case the brush is not clean or dirtier than the original, then it will be difficult to get it.

Brush the white primer directly, of course, the preparation is poor, and the ear is blind. Old furniture needs to be sanded and smoothed with sand imitation leather paper on the base, and the primer should be brushed once or twice after drying, and then sprayed twice or more, and the effect of clear topcoat will come out. Of course, you can also use a wool brush without spray paint, and the technique should be more skilled.

Polyester paint will turn yellow in about two years, and it is inevitable that alkyd paint will not turn yellow.