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Join Date: Jun 2012
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Painting over varnish
Is there a way to paint over varnish without having to sand the piece of furniture?
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Rubbin walls since'79
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Mn
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Painting over varnish
Getting good adhesion is the most important part of paint over varnish. Dulling the varnish by sanding, and then using a GOOD bonding primer is more important than the finish coat . With out a good foundation, the paint will fail.
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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Painting over varnish
yea
,you have to sand,wash first to remove lemon pledge or what ever .rinse clean ,dry,then lightly sand .i like 3m sand paper 180 grit.sand every inch.its not a big deal,really.remember your not making saw dust you are only deglossing.say a chest of draws 1 hour tops.oh yea we have systems in place to know if you did it or not
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