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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is better to keep the original flavor of the classical one.
I want to change it to white or light beige.
Yes, you can. However, the refurbishment will not work too well.
It is advisable to decorate with soft decorations, which may be better.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23First of all, change the color to coordinate with the overall color of your home Classical furniture is generally chestnut color This can reflect the antique feeling Don't consider the style of the cabinet If your home is based on light colors (like light pink, light yellow, light purple. You can change the wardrobe to white or light beige, and it is recommended to use enamel paint to paint it, which is quite smooth and shiny when it dries, which is furniture paint.
You can change the color and talk to me in detail.
It can be changed, the general furniture factory will not take such a job, it is possible to find workers who specialize in furniture maintenance, but the price is not necessarily cheap.
You can change the color, first of all, you must determine the type of paint of your old furniture, whether it is polyester paint or alkyd paint, if it is polyester paint, add color essence for spraying, if it is alkyd paint, buy the corresponding color of paint brush.
If the color of the furniture surface turns yellow and affects the beauty of the furniture, you can use a rag dipped in toothpaste or tooth powder to wipe it, and the paint color will turn from yellow to white, but you should be careful not to wipe it too hard. In order to maintain this luster, you can wrap bean dregs with gauze to wipe the new furniture with dark colors, which will soon make the furniture have a simple luster, and the surface is smooth and easy to clean. If it is oak furniture, use a soft cloth dipped in boiling linseed oil to rub, and then use a soft dry cloth to wipe off the excess oil, and after wiping, you can renovate the furniture sticker, which is also a common way to renovate the old furniture.
Yes, but the adhesion is not enough, and the patent leather will fall off quickly, so it is better to remove the original paint with a paint remover, and then spray the paint after sanding, which will be better.
There is no problem with really polishing in place, but the workers are tired and don't like to do it, and the sealant can be tried in a small area to see if it works, or consult the manufacturer's technology.