What can I use to paint a table that has some scratches on it?

Kelly
by Kelly
  5 answers
  • Tana Tana on Jan 30, 2017

    I've been told that "chalk" paint covers imperfections. No sanding or wood filling is necessary. I haven't tried it yet, but a friend of mine has stopped staining all together saying chalk paint is much less work. Then she uses a wax sealer. Good luck.

  • William William on Jan 30, 2017

    Sand the table to remove any shine and scratches. Prime with a stain blocking primer, then paint with your color

  • Dee Dee on Jan 30, 2017

    If the scratches are deep use wood filler, sand and paint.

  • Rosemary Rosemary on Jan 31, 2017

    Sand lightly and use chalk paint color of your choice. 2 coats. 2nd coat, thin the chalk paint a little with a small amount of water then paint. I've done this alot.

  • KAREN KAREN on Feb 04, 2017

    add more scratches to make it look old and then paint it,