Sand first to give the paint something to stick to. Then I think the key is a very good primer (several coats) to keep the stained wood from bleeding through. I would probably use a small roller with very little nap and a brush rather than a spray paint. Depending on the size of the dresser buying spray paint and doing multiple coats could get rather pricey. Good luck with your dresser project.
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Hello Mel,
I love using rustoleum for my projects plus there are a lot of wonderful colors out there to choose from.
Here is a how to link for your convenience.
https://www.homestoriesatoz.com/furniture/how-to-flawlessly-spray-paint-furniture.html
best of luck on your project
candice.
Sand first to give the paint something to stick to. Then I think the key is a very good primer (several coats) to keep the stained wood from bleeding through. I would probably use a small roller with very little nap and a brush rather than a spray paint. Depending on the size of the dresser buying spray paint and doing multiple coats could get rather pricey. Good luck with your dresser project.