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28-03-2017, 11:55 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Perth, Northern Suburbs
Posts: 4,987
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Not directly auto related, but there is a slight connection.
I am looking to paint some old laminate cupboards. I'm going to experiment first on a old desk, and see how it comes up. There is specialised paint for this, but really the question is application and the quality of the finish. It seems a popular option is to take the doors and drawer faces to an auto spray-painter and have them professionally sprayed in auto paint. But that still leaves the bench-tops. (one option would be to have the doors done by a spray-painter, and the tops re-done by somebody like "Granite Transformations," but that could get pricey.) So my options for DIY experimentation are: 1) Whip out my compressor and learn how to spray-paint. 2) Use a small micro-fibre roller. 3) Use a spray can. - Enamel 4) Spray Can - Epoxy. (Designed for Metal.) Any thoughts or recommendations? If using the Epoxy, what should I use to undercoat? |
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Painting question
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