Will the edge banding primer with heavy powder for solid wood furniture fall off?

Generally speaking, it is better to brush the primer with a layer of varnish, and it is okay to use a powdery edge banding primer, but it is necessary to follow the correct operation steps. 1. Varnish process 1, coloring oil or toning oil (note: limited to projects with discoloration requirements, ordinary projects do not need this process).

2. Brush the varnish to protect the primer (if there is no 1 process, this is the first process). If the varnish is to be painted in the original color, the surface must be cleaned and the first protective primer applied immediately after the material is purchased on the jobsite. Primers are also generally topcoats.

Note: The varnish finish must be applied before the wall paint is applied. 3. Clean up the dust and dirt on the surface of the wood.

4. Use sandpaper to polish the surface of the board or wood line. 5. Brush the paint for the first time. 6. After drying, use the blended toner, cooked rubber powder, and double fly powder to make putty to cover up the nail holes and tree scars, so as to make it the same as the color.

7. After drying, use fine sandpaper to polish the rough part of the toner, which is very important. 8. Brush the paint again. 9. After drying, polish with fine sandpaper.

10. Brush the paint. That is, after a coat of paint, add a fine sandpaper to polish, and so on. If there is a special primer, change the first coat to a special primer.

11. Wipe the surface of the wood with a damp cloth, and then polish the surface after wetting the water with sandpaper, commonly known as water grinding. 12. Brush the last coat of paint. Generally speaking, counting the last coat of paint, you need to brush the topcoat 4-8 times to have a better effect.

The more coats of paint, the better, but generally not more than 10 times. When the paint film is constructed in wet weather, the paint film will be whitish, which can be eliminated by adding a diluted dose of 10%-15% nitro magnetized white water. 2. Oil mixing process 1, first clean the dust and dirt on the surface of the wood.

2. Mix the surface of the full batch of woodware with pig blood ash and double fly powder. 3. After drying, polish with sandpaper. 4. Brush the paint for the first time.

5. Make up for the defects. 6. After drying, polish with sandpaper. 7. Brush the paint for the second time.

8. After drying, use sandpaper. 9. Brush the paint for the third time. Generally speaking, it is advisable to mix oil 2-3 times.

The edges of wooden furniture are relied on edge banding to improve various shortcomings, and the furniture will naturally fall off after a certain period of use. Hope it helps.

No, but it depends on the worker's craft.