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painting an antique wood chair
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pickles16
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painting an antique wood chair
We have these two huge ornate chairs that we got from DH's grandmother....they're gold and are really a bit gaudy. We got them reupholstered and now want to paint the gold wood white. Do I spray it? Anyone ever do this??
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Posted 3/22/11 7:24 PM  |
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pickles16
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Re: painting an antique wood chair
BUMP anyone???
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| Posted 3/23/11 6:36 AM |
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smdl
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Re: painting an antique wood chair
I plan on doing that with 2 mohagony chairs I have.
You have to lightly sand first for the new paint to grip then wipe clean.
Remove the seat/fabric or use tape and plastic to cover very well.
I probably would spray. I think I am going to go that route.
I am going to plaint them black.
Make sure you do "thin" layer when spraying and do several layers letting it dry before each coat.
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| Posted 3/23/11 8:11 AM |
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pickles16
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Jen
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Re: painting an antique wood chair
Posted by smdl
I plan on doing that with 2 mohagony chairs I have.
You have to lightly sand first for the new paint to grip then wipe clean.
Remove the seat/fabric or use tape and plastic to cover very well.
I probably would spray. I think I am going to go that route.
I am going to plaint them black.
Make sure you do "thin" layer when spraying and do several layers letting it dry before each coat.
Thanks! UGH I didn't think I would have to sand..Yuk..ok when the weather gets nicer I'm going to try to take this on!!!
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| Posted 3/23/11 8:31 AM |
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smdl
I love Gary too..on a plate!
Member since 5/06 32461 total posts
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Re: painting an antique wood chair
Posted by pickles16
Posted by smdl
I plan on doing that with 2 mohagony chairs I have.
You have to lightly sand first for the new paint to grip then wipe clean.
Remove the seat/fabric or use tape and plastic to cover very well.
I probably would spray. I think I am going to go that route.
I am going to plaint them black.
Make sure you do "thin" layer when spraying and do several layers letting it dry before each coat.
Thanks! UGH I didn't think I would have to sand..Yuk..ok when the weather gets nicer I'm going to try to take this on!!!
Oh don't go crazy on the sanding. Just a light sanding to remove the "shiny" finish so the new paint can grip. . Not like sanding to bare wood. I would do it outside though.
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| Posted 3/23/11 10:34 AM |
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pickles16
Real Estate Professional
Member since 11/07 17227 total posts
Name:
Jen
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Re: painting an antique wood chair
Posted by smdl
Posted by pickles16
Posted by smdl
I plan on doing that with 2 mohagony chairs I have.
You have to lightly sand first for the new paint to grip then wipe clean.
Remove the seat/fabric or use tape and plastic to cover very well.
I probably would spray. I think I am going to go that route.
I am going to plaint them black.
Make sure you do "thin" layer when spraying and do several layers letting it dry before each coat.
Thanks! UGH I didn't think I would have to sand..Yuk..ok when the weather gets nicer I'm going to try to take this on!!!
Oh don't go crazy on the sanding. Just a light sanding to remove the "shiny" finish so the new paint can grip. . Not like sanding to bare wood. I would do it outside though.
Yup I plan on doing it outside if the nicer weather ever gets here !!!!
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| Posted 3/23/11 12:45 PM |
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