Trim vs. Wall Color
But to answer your question yes,it will look just fine.
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Help with painting
I would lightly sand the painted surface just enough to break thru to the oil paint before priming (it should go fairly easy) with about a 120 grit...
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Antique Door Handels (Removing Paint)
You could also use lacqeror thinner,this doesnt affect brass either.Get a gallon pail and let soak for 10 minutes and should be able to get it off....
over 9 years by retisin
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Removing oil base stain from built in book case.
Im going to have to try the behr 500 and give it a shot just so I can see how it works,im not big into strippers.The hardest part to belive in a pr...
over 9 years by retisin
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paint edger
I dont use them and never tried 1,take the cover off.
over 9 years by retisin
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Replacing Window Cranks
Most are fastened on with an allen screw on the underside.
over 9 years by retisin
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Garage Door Opener Problem
Our GDO has is able to set how much pressure it takes for it to open when it hits something.
over 9 years by retisin
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painting over caulked cornershas
They painted before the caulking was dry,it was prolly dry to the touch,but wasnt cured all the way yet,then when it dried (shrunk)it pulled the pa...
over 9 years by retisin
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painting over caulked cornershas
Does every corner have it?Im sure the builder had a drywall subcontractor come in and do this,I have never seen or heard of this before.You need to...
over 9 years by retisin
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Removing oil base stain from built in book case.
Sorry to say it but you will be sanding,stripper is made to take off products that dont penetrate,and seeing as that is all stain does.It is soaked...
over 9 years by retisin
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acrylic polyurethane
Thats true as being a water based,so yeah it could be too.I dont use much water base.
over 9 years by retisin
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Antique Door Handels (Removing Paint)
Stripper may react with the brass (chemical components may have reaction)I would try Goof -Off found at most harware stores and m enards,h ome depo...
over 9 years by retisin
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Paint, Paper & Plaster
Did you do any kind of stainig or varnishing in that same room with the wagner or someother type of equiptment?
over 9 years by retisin
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What kind of heat should I use?
Can a person install this themsleves?Pretty good on working and fixing most things on my own.Do you have a link or anything for this?Lacqeror does ...
over 9 years by retisin
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What kind of heat should I use?
I am insulating my shop which is 32X28 and I will be doing painting and staining in it.Now some of the material I use such as lacqueror is pretty e...
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Charging $200 front door installation!!!! Come On!!
Do they have to reframe,or just unscrew old door and put the new one in it's place?
over 9 years by retisin
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acrylic polyurethane
If it was moisture,it would show up in more than 1 spot.Unless this an exterior door and has been in wet weather it should not have any kind of moi...
over 9 years by retisin
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Staining/Painting an old wicker box
Just lightly sand it,use a 120 grit.Prime with Zinser primer 123,then you will be good to go with any paint you want.I havent heard of that product...
over 9 years by retisin
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High Build Primer?
I use alot of Highbuild primer from H irshfileds and it is a pretty good line of product,i'd say get a quart and try and see,but I do belive it is ...
over 9 years by retisin
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Staining/Painting an old wicker box
This varnish im sure has a sealer under it,and if not it is still virtually impossible to stain things without removing the clear on it.Stain will ...
over 9 years by retisin
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