removing plaster from bricks
Where is the plaster? Sides or spots or what?
Where is the plaster? Sides or spots or what?
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ViewsSure you can use different techniques on stucco. One way sponging. Paint the walls a base color you like , and use paint or glaze of a different co...
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ViewsHow to Choose a Great Painting Contractorby Louise Shapiro"He seemed like a nice guy and the price was right..." was the way my neighbor described ...
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ViewsYou can just use the paint, but with flat first u don't get the streaks or roller marks, as much as you do with satin or semi paint only. And for s...
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ViewsI have painted many , many cabinets , and always done them the same way. Wash them down with TSP. Remove all hardware etc. Sand all down just to du...
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ViewsIf it hasn't rained in two days it's dry.
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ViewsGoof-off can and will dull surfaces in many cases, and it leaves a film most times. Don't know why so many people advise this? Try rubbing alchohol...
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ViewsYes , you can. Just lightly sand the area, to try to get a better finish, then apply spackle over the rougher area to smooth it out.May take 1 or 2...
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ViewsQuestion here:goofed??????1. Were you there while the work was going on?????????????????????
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ViewsHi, Mr. Paint,,,Everyone has their opinion ,,no sweat. But , I painted metal cabinets by hand and poly over them 10 years ago in a cabin I bought i...
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ViewsWhy go thru all the hassle. Sand the cabinets down ( 150/220 ) grit, (after cleaning them with TSP.) Prime them with a rust inhibiting primer, and ...
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ViewsAren't you glad you asked , Tim. I'd go to the local Ben Moore or Sherwin -Will dealer, ask for the Mgr., and go from there!! (no foolen)
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ViewsThere are some great articles and replies to you're question on this web site. Just type in the search space on this site, " Painting metal kitchen...
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ViewsWhen you're ready to change after the poly is applied etc ,,you can paint , but you will have to prime over it first with a sealing primer like Bin...
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ViewsAre they already painted?,, Manufacturing paint job on them already? Or someone painted them over the original manufactured job?
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ViewsChecked with acouple paint stores and sites ,, you can paint latex over oil or visa versa. The oil surface has to be sanded down for adhesion purpo...
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ViewsThink you're out of luck here. I would try soaking and scraping it off. If you use any kind of chemical remover, it will destroy the rayon fiber. S...
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ViewsYes , you can. You can kilz it with oil or latex , then paint with latex. Latex over oil paint/primer is fine. It's oil over latex in most cases th...
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ViewsSorry ,, I was thinking of wet oil paint saying paint thinner,,lacquer is the right choice.
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ViewsThe only way you can remove paint from most any surface is a product called, "Goof Off", which removes latex or water based paint. Or, a regular pa...
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