Furniture, Wood and Cabinetry Finishing - painting a crib
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08-28-01, 07:13 AM
I have a 23 yr old "cheap" crib and would like to paint it. Any suggestions on what types of paint I should use? I am going to be using it for a baby.
George
08-29-01, 07:20 PM
BonBon:
Because of its construction, aerosol paints are a lot easier to use than applying paint with a brush. A thorough sanding is a must, as is a good primer (they're available in aerosol form, too).
I would suggest an acrylic such as Krylon, or Rustoleum as a top coat.
Todays paints , once cured, are completely safe. Either of these products can bring a durable, worry-free completion to your project.
Because of its construction, aerosol paints are a lot easier to use than applying paint with a brush. A thorough sanding is a must, as is a good primer (they're available in aerosol form, too).
I would suggest an acrylic such as Krylon, or Rustoleum as a top coat.
Todays paints , once cured, are completely safe. Either of these products can bring a durable, worry-free completion to your project.