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Don’t be in a hurry to throw out that piece of tired-looking wooden furniture. Giving the wooden table or chair some new lie is not hard to do. You just need to strip the old finish off and paint it with a new coat. Use the following steps to repaint furniture. We will be providing you with expert tips on how to get the smoothest outcome possible. On our chair, we used oil-based paint. However, you can follow this process if you are using water-based paint as well.
Also, we want to say Thank You to Melanie at Lost and Found Decor for her advice to use on this. We reached out to her because she is an expert in the space and she was super generous with her time and answered all the questions we had.
Before you begin, you need to ensure that the paint that you want to remove is not lead paint. Local big-box stores have inexpensive lead testing kits available. The followings steps only apply to items that test negative for lead paint.
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