Do you want to make it unglossy? If so lightly sand and use a good bonding primer. Sand again with 220 grit, then paint. You can use spray paint, or a sprayer with Latex paint or a mohair roller.
I agree that chalk paint would most likely work well. Chalk paint is made for refinishing furniture and doesn't require any prep work. I like to use the chalky finish paint from DecoArt.
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 ...
See more
The top of the table is stained ad dark color and is pine. Some drips are on the underside from the gel stain. The underside is also pine, but not finished and not pa...
See more
Here's a step by step:
https://www.wikihow.com/Paint-a-Table
Hi Cindy, have you seen this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=022JoXnQj9U
Do you want to make it unglossy? If so lightly sand and use a good bonding primer. Sand again with 220 grit, then paint. You can use spray paint, or a sprayer with Latex paint or a mohair roller.
Here is a video to help you out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBRUVcU64j8
First, you need to get rid of the gloss - 220 grit sandpaper should do the trick. After that, give it a good primer and then paint.
Sand the gloss off, or use liquid sandpaper to remove it.
Sand it really well first
There is some good information here:
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/paint-dining-room-table-chairs-41324.html
Hello Cindy,
There is a product called ESP that will cover any surface ready for painting and is available in Decorating departments Paint section.
Sand it down and chalk paint.
Hello you would need to remove the glossy finish before painting. Sanding or a chemical stripper might be options.
Which ever paint you use you will need to sand the surface first so the new paint has something to attach too.
I would chalk paint. It doesn't require heavy sanding.
I agree that chalk paint would most likely work well. Chalk paint is made for refinishing furniture and doesn't require any prep work. I like to use the chalky finish paint from DecoArt.
Home and Garden DIY Ideas | Hometalk