You can use Heirloom Traditions Paint and not have to sand! It has a good tooth to it (plus has a top coat in it). All you have to do is clean the piece before painting. Go to Heirloom Traditions Paint.com.
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 have inherited this china cabinet from my mom who passed away in May of this year. Have just repainted my dining room and as you can see by the picture, I have stac...
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My intention for this beautiful mahogany dresser was paint or stain the top in a dark colour and to paint the body and drawers white.The top has turned out the way I ...
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Hi Debra I would sand the polyurethane object finish first to give the paint some base to adhere to . Then paint .
Lightly sand with 220 grit sandpaper to remove any gloss. Prime with Kilz primer, then paint.
I agree with William, here. The Kilz will provide a tooth for your paint.
You can use Heirloom Traditions Paint and not have to sand! It has a good tooth to it (plus has a top coat in it). All you have to do is clean the piece before painting. Go to Heirloom Traditions Paint.com.
Chalk paint or a mineral based paint with go over poly!! :) Annie Sloan, Jolie, Dixie Belle all work great for this type of a project!