If they are bare wood, yes. If they have a finish that you are going to paint over then sanding wood be a good idea so the paint doesn’t rub off or peel.
yes you can unless they are coated in polyurethane -- the shinier the surface the more the sanding Wood furniture often comes with a polyurethane varnish or lacquer that prevents an easy or immediate decor change. ... It requires some patient sanding and oil-basedpaint products to adhere to the plastic and polyurethane finishes on wood and commercial wood furniture.
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'm painting a wood desk and want to use Annie Sloan Chalk paint as a base and paint details with acrylic paint, has anyone done this? When would I seal with wax?
Sure, but they will feel like sandpaper and look rough.
If they are bare wood, yes. If they have a finish that you are going to paint over then sanding wood be a good idea so the paint doesn’t rub off or peel.
Thanks! Will find a different option.
yes you can unless they are coated in polyurethane -- the shinier the surface the more the sanding Wood furniture often comes with a polyurethane varnish or lacquer that prevents an easy or immediate decor change. ... It requires some patient sanding and oil-basedpaint products to adhere to the plastic and polyurethane finishes on wood and commercial wood furniture.
You sure can! if the have a finish just scuff it up with some sandpaper. No finish just spray away. Several light coats will get you a smooth finish.
Your prep work will determine your finished product.
A lot of Hometalkers use chalk paint. claim is no sanding or prep. I haven't used it.