Furniture Paint

furniture paint spray–: UH OH!!! Does anyone know how to remove spray paint from furniture without removing the varnish?
my friends daughter decided to spray paint her crayons silver on top of her antique black forest china cabinet. if there is any way thatyou know of to get that crap off without ruining the finish i’m sure that she would love to know. she is devastated. please help me save the day… if it’s possible. thanks.

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Answer by scubabob
There actually is at least one product on the market that will deal with spray paint on a varnished surface. Looks like you can save the day.
Here’s the link nttp://www.diytools.co.uk/diy/Main/Product.asp?iProductID=3184
This is the companies US distributer: nttp://www.cleanlink.com/buyersguide/mfrdetail.asp?id=3783
Good luck

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by themissiah

furniture paint spray

furniture paint spray–: Is it safe to paint baby furniture with Acrylic Lacquer spray paint?
I live in Thailand and the most common spray paint is “Win” brand made by TOA Paint. The can has no statements about it being non-toxic, but that type of information isn’t normally included on things in Thailand like they are in The States.

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Answer by benny619
are you painting the crib i would be very concerned because babies love to suck and bite down on the crib i would call the manufactuer on the lable and discuss it with them take no chances with the baby.

Answer by ibex
Should be no problem, as long as you follow manufacturer’s installation instructions – paying particular attention to DRYING TIME BETWEEN coats and overall DRYING and CURING time.

If you are painting a crib or play pen – make sure that the paint is allowed to thoroughly cure (OFF-GAS) before using. There are also water based acrylic spray paints available which contain and give off less VOC’s, (Volitale Organic Compounds), as the the paint cures. Make sure that the area in whcih you paint is well vented – preferably a screen open air porch or similar space.

Answer by coombs1973
Someone using it should be fine, if you are pregnant find someone else to paint it. Fumes are bad for baby. Good Luck!

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