lacquer requires plenty of ventilation and a respirator to apply, I used a sand and seal product by PPG apply one coat then lightly sand with 150 or greater sandpaper and then apply the second coat, It dries very fast but the finish in my opinion is worth it.
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 want to paint them but how can I do that without stripping them. Some of the lacquer is pealing off in strips. The other is sticky around the stove. Any advise?
My 13 year old cabinets were peeling so I just picked off all the "paper" and now need to know what is the best way to paint them. Do I need to prime and is there a s...
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How do you make white wash!
You can buy a kitchen cabinet kit at Lowe's or home depot. It's by rustle umbrella and I've seen awesome results
lacquer requires plenty of ventilation and a respirator to apply, I used a sand and seal product by PPG apply one coat then lightly sand with 150 or greater sandpaper and then apply the second coat, It dries very fast but the finish in my opinion is worth it.