A water-based primer such as latex causes particleboard to swell, so it shouldn't be used. A solvent-based primer such as oil or lacquer is required to prep the surface for paint.
Latex, oil or lacquer paints can be used once the primer dries. It is the only brand of chalk paint I would recommend. It is more expensive per ounce of paint than latex or oil paint, but it goes so much further and has excellent coverage. You do not need to sand your cabinets or remove any doors before painting.
However, the paint I applied originally after moving in regular latex with a glaze over top also held up very well. Under normal conditions, we fully expect our painted cabinets to last anywhere from years without needing a fresh coat of paint. Chalk paint has a much easier alternative to wax if you are looking for a good protective clear coat for furniture.
There you will find the perfect clear coat for your furniture project. You have to apply wax to protect the finish.
It is crucial. As you can see, over time the paint has flaked away. If you desire a deeper color for your cabinets you can use dark wax to achieve this.
When I use dark wax I always apply a coat of soft wax first as it is easier to wipe away excess with the soft wax underneath. Another way to do this is to mix a little dark wax into the soft wax and apply it that way. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search. Press ESC to cancel. If the furniture you're painting has this type of finish, blogger and furniture re-styler Denise at Salvaged Inspirations stresses that it's very important to sand it.
This will ensure the primer adheres. Even if your furniture doesn't have this type of finish, you'll still need to scuff it up with sandpaper before priming. You should next address any dings, blemishes and imperfections of the wood. The nature of particle board makes it easy to chip or get dings, since it is composed of wood particles molded together with an adhesive.
Ace Paints advises that a primer is key for paints to adhere to the surface. Use either a lacquer or oil-based primer, since a latex-based primer will result in the wood absorbing the moisture and swelling. However, you can skip this step if you're using a chalk paint , since it will adhere easily to most surfaces without the need of a primer.
You can use an oil, lacquer or latex paint for the furniture. If you are applying more than one coat, allow adequate drying time between coats according to manufacturer's directions. Lightly sand between the coats of paint and clean away dust with a cloth. Krylon Paints offers a good quality spray paint made specifically for furniture. The paint can features a spray dial that can be turned horizontally for surface painting and vertical for spraying the sides of furniture.
If you're using chalk paint and your furniture doesn't have a laminate finish, then you can simply paint the furniture. Chalk paint is designed for this type of application. However, Shaunna of Perfectly Imperfect blog states that she has successfully used chalk paint on laminate furniture without the need to sand and prime.
She does advise to use two coats of paint and applying a wax finish. It's tempting to skip right to the painting, especially if you're using chalk paint. However, resist the urge and take the time to add a coat of primer. This step makes it more likely that the new paint will last.
Though you can use a roller to apply the primer, using a paintbrush to apply a thin coat will help ensure the primer gets into every crevice. Make sure to let the primer dry completely before applying any paint. Wait a full 24 hours before going on to the top coat of paint. Before applying paint, lightly sand the primer layer.
This will ensure that the top coat goes on smoothly and sticks well. After sanding, remove any dust with a lint-free rag. If possible, use a roller to paint particleboard furniture.
This tool will ensure that the final finish is smooth and doesn't show obvious brush strokes. However, if you like the texture created by brush strokes, then, by all means, use a paintbrush; You'll need to use one anyway to cut in corners that a roller won't reach. There are special closed cell foam roller covers designed to be used with high gloss paints. Using them will give the smoothest gloss finish.
While painting, watch the edges for any paint drips and use a brush to wipe them away before the paint begins to dry. Depending on the paint, one coat may cover the surfaces adequately. But the best result is often achieved if you apply two or even three coats of paint in thin, uniform layers. If you need a subsequent coat, be sure to let the first coat dry completely before applying the next one.
A very light sanding between coats will help with adhesion. When choosing paint for furniture, a gloss or high-gloss finish is usually best.
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