If anything would work on that, it would be chalk paint. It is designed to adhere to high gloss finishes so you don't have to sand. You might want to get a small container and test it out first, but I bet it would work!
Don't use a deglosser. It will melt the lacquer finish and leave a sticky rough surface. Its good for deglossing paint finishes, You need to sand to remove the gloss and roughen the surface for paint. Prime with a stain blocking primer like Zinsser 123 or BIN then paint with your color.
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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If anything would work on that, it would be chalk paint. It is designed to adhere to high gloss finishes so you don't have to sand. You might want to get a small container and test it out first, but I bet it would work!
Absolutely. Use either a paint deglosser and a primer or Kilz Adhesion Primer, then you are ready to paint.
Don't use a deglosser. It will melt the lacquer finish and leave a sticky rough surface. Its good for deglossing paint finishes, You need to sand to remove the gloss and roughen the surface for paint. Prime with a stain blocking primer like Zinsser 123 or BIN then paint with your color.
Thank you I will try that!!
Ditto William
Thank you
kendra, how did your project turn out? I have black lacquer Henredon set and want to refurb to something more modern.