Furniture, Wood and Cabinetry Finishing - painting pine cabinets
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reddply
03-13-09, 12:54 PM
i know a waste but wife says i must so how do i paint over pine cabinets where they have been oiled before ?
marksr
03-13-09, 01:20 PM
Welcome to the forums!
I don't work much with oils but would think that paint thinner or maybe liquid deglosser would help to remove some of the oil. Once you've removed what you can, coat the wood with a pigmented shellac like zinnser's BIN. You can then top coat with latex, oil base or waterborne enamel. Oil base and waterborne will wear better than latex.
I don't work much with oils but would think that paint thinner or maybe liquid deglosser would help to remove some of the oil. Once you've removed what you can, coat the wood with a pigmented shellac like zinnser's BIN. You can then top coat with latex, oil base or waterborne enamel. Oil base and waterborne will wear better than latex.
Bigg_Billy
03-14-09, 08:47 PM
Welcome to the forums!
I don't work much with oils but would think that paint thinner or maybe liquid deglosser would help to remove some of the oil. Once you've removed what you can, coat the wood with a pigmented shellac like zinnser's BIN. You can then top coat with latex, oil base or waterborne enamel. Oil base and waterborne will wear better than latex.
An addition here would be the recommendation to remove and spray the doors. Bin is hard to brush for the average home owner. Taking the doors off, numbering them, helps keep the hardware clean. Spraying provides a nice even finish. I always use oil base on cabinets, Ben Moore Satin Impervo is the best.
Bill
I don't work much with oils but would think that paint thinner or maybe liquid deglosser would help to remove some of the oil. Once you've removed what you can, coat the wood with a pigmented shellac like zinnser's BIN. You can then top coat with latex, oil base or waterborne enamel. Oil base and waterborne will wear better than latex.
An addition here would be the recommendation to remove and spray the doors. Bin is hard to brush for the average home owner. Taking the doors off, numbering them, helps keep the hardware clean. Spraying provides a nice even finish. I always use oil base on cabinets, Ben Moore Satin Impervo is the best.
Bill