Hello everyone,
I make cabintes (wardrobes, desks, side tables etc) using commercial plywood (not water proof). I would like to paint them (oil based or water based). Here is what I am thinking:
1. Sand the surface by 80 grit sandpaper.
2. Apply filler/putty.
3. Sand again by 180
4. One coat of Primer
5. Sanding by 180
6. First coat of oil paint (using spray gun)
7. Sanding by 220
8. Second coat of oil paint
9. Sanding by 320
10. Lacuqer by spray gun.
Reason I want to use lacquer is to give gloss and to make paint more durable. I don't want my paint to be easily scratchable. Am I going the right way?
Regards
Sanjay
I make cabintes (wardrobes, desks, side tables etc) using commercial plywood (not water proof). I would like to paint them (oil based or water based). Here is what I am thinking:
1. Sand the surface by 80 grit sandpaper.
2. Apply filler/putty.
3. Sand again by 180
4. One coat of Primer
5. Sanding by 180
6. First coat of oil paint (using spray gun)
7. Sanding by 220
8. Second coat of oil paint
9. Sanding by 320
10. Lacuqer by spray gun.
Reason I want to use lacquer is to give gloss and to make paint more durable. I don't want my paint to be easily scratchable. Am I going the right way?
Regards
Sanjay