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Thread "Painting Oak Dresser" started by gweedo on 05/29/2006 5:33am
Top : Design & Decorating : Painting Oak Dresser
Posted by
gweedo
on 05/29/2006 5:33am
Painting Oak Dresser 
I have a oak dresser I was wanting to paint a black glossy color. Is this possible? What steps do I need to take? What kind of paint would be the best to use? Any brands would be helpful too? Or is this not a good idea?

gweedo

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Posted by
Gor&co
on 05/29/2006 5:35am
Re: Painting Oak Dresser 
Since this is a piece of furniture I would assume it has a pre-existing finish. If so then how you would address your project would be determined somewhat by what is already on the piece. Unfinished furniture would be quite different. An older piece especially would need to be cleaned thoroughly to be sure there was no wax, oils or spills etc on it. A polyurethane piece should be lightly sanded to neutralize any gloss and primed with a good oil base primer. Other finishes can be trickier and a small out of the way spot should be used for testing first. Any good quality enamel would work as a top coat.

Gor&co

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