I usually sand down with a rough sand paper then prime with a mix of wood glue (PVA) water and Plaster of Paris (about 3 -2 -1 proportions) I use 2 coats, then rub down again with fine sandpaper and paint. You will need a couple of coats and rub down between.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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I repainted my jewelry armoire with white Rustoleum Chalk Paint. When I painted the matte sealer (also from Rustoleum) it left yellow streaks all over it.
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Sand the surface until dull. Then prime and paint with a foam roller to get the best finish
I usually sand down with a rough sand paper then prime with a mix of wood glue (PVA) water and Plaster of Paris (about 3 -2 -1 proportions) I use 2 coats, then rub down again with fine sandpaper and paint. You will need a couple of coats and rub down between.