Furniture Paint

by wharman

Question–: can i mix miller premium superior quality, interior acrylic paint, satin antique white. With Glidden ……..?
Interior premium paint, eggshell semi-mate base 3 purple color?
My roomates want to paint their room with purple color but now they realize that the paint is to dark purple and they want it lighter purple.
I have 5 gallons of white paint, and they have one gallon of purple color. I want to know if this paints are compatible and are possible to mix?
Thank you in advance.

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Answer by Dawns
if the white acrylic you can

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by wharman

antique white paint

Here you can choose to skip this, because not is antique white paint,also not about the contents of the outdoor shop,But ,a little bird told me, it is funny:The beauty of a woman grows with the passing years.–Audrey Hepburn.You cannot eat your cake and have it.Save water. Shower with your girlfriend. .Question–: Looking for tips on how to paint an old antique bedroom suite white. It is a dark brown wood stain now.?
Do I sand it first and what type of white paint do I use for furniture?

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Answer by dhaathri
ivory looks elegant

Answer by KMcG
I’d prime it first and then paint. I’d use spray paint for both the primer and paint. Wash it down really well to get rid of any dirt. And I’d only sand any rough spots.

Answer by Richard F
1. Mix a solution of TSP and wipe down the walls.
2. Put a base coat of primer, I recommend the latex version of KILZ.
3. They apply two coats of your favorite latex white paint.

Peace!!!

Answer by Clifford
My mom used to restore old pieces and resell them to make extra money, which is where I learned how. To do it correctly you will have to strip the old finish off. Then sand it down with a very fine grit sand paper, unless there are deep gouges then you will first want to sand with a heavy grit paper, then follow with a fine. Prime it with a light color white or gray, (not spray paint) you will need an even run free coating. Then again sand with a very fine paper or steel wool. Blow it off with air there cannot be any dust left on it. Then you will have to decide if you want an antique cracked look or a smooth new look. You will want to use enamel for your finish paint, so you can wash off any marks it may pick up over time, because white will show dirt and marks very well. For your final coat, you will want to put a clear finish on to help protect it. Be careful and pre test it so you know if it will turn your color or not. Your local hardware store should be able to help walk you through the process. Or you may want to go to a local paint store for the paint and clear coat. Sometimes they will know more about such products. Use brushes and paint not spray paint. It is to easy to have uneven coverage and runs with spray paint.

You can also log on to these web sites to have many questions answered.
woodworking.com
doityourself.com
lowes.com
mir-wood.com
ehow.com/restoring furniture

Answer by saaanen
Sand it enough to rough up the surface, and prime it.

Once it’s primed any paint will work. Gloss, or semi-gloss is best for cleaning and durability.

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