Hi! Latex paints are water-based, while acrylic paints are chemical-based. I don’t know about it yellowing, I have not heard that. Fortunately, you can save money for any furniture painting project by using a more standard paint that suits the material you’ll be refreshing and making sure to prep, prime, and protect the piece correctly. So I am going to go with the Pro-Classic oil based paint to get a finish that will holdup to daily abuse. Norene – I’m not familiar with the BM paint you used. If I use Bin primer on it first can I then paint with latex for top coat? Can I put oil over acrylic? What kind of brush is best so I don’t see brush strokes and is it best to thin the paint or use as it comes out of the can? I’d prefer to use oil paints because that’s what I paint with when I do work on canvas. I know what I like and what I don’t lik… If there are children involved, I’d end with Poly. Miracle stuff. No need to seal oil based paint. After that, you can put anything you want on it! It will be exposed to afternoon sun. By the way, priming to cover stains or unknown finishes is a MUST, and when it comes to primers, BIN Shellac based primer is the only product on the market that will cover up anything you put it over – I promise. Just scuff the trash and dust nibs out of the primer and go to town with the BM. I have a large cabinet and an old sewing machine cabinet that I want to paint white. We tried a test area…. Since then, its safety, environmental friendliness, and ease of use have motivated the ongoing development of latex paint technology. I have a sherwin Williams nearby also to try and find an oil based top coat. I so appreciate that you share your knowledge and expertise with us! While “paint” and “primer” are both colored coatings which both contain pigment and primer, primer contains mostly binder(which is why they only come in a couple colors), while paint is mostly pigment. This includes acrylics, vinyl acrylics, styrene acrylics, and more. Find out what milk paint is, and which is the best to use for your next project. Polyurethane is *literally* plastic. I suggest Xylene and steel wool. Just thin it until it runs through the included viscosity cup in the given time(See instructions). I have been daring and painted all the woodwork in my house black. Thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge on this informative site and for any advice you can give me. My bet would be: the 100% acrylic resin. Mike, However, I have two children who are hard on everything. Which manufacturer would you use as the paint? What is milk paint? That paint takes a good amount of time to cure, and it will. Hi, I bought two very sturdy, beautiful solid wood tables that I absolutely loved from Goodwill. From what I have read – I need to clean it with mineral spirits, scuff it up with 120 sandpaper, use the oil based BIN primer and then paint. Spray on the Paint. I have sanded and put a BIN primers on the wood cabinet. Any advice you can offer would be great! You’ll still need to sand before painting and apply a coat of interior or interior/exterior water-based primer (the exception being metal furniture, on which you should use an oil-based primer). I will be cleaning, sanding, using the BIN primer, and the Advance paint. Does that make any difference re prep? I am painting it off white and have also read that the Advance paint will yellow over time. If I want to change the paint color in the future, does the wax have to be removed and how hard is it to remove it? I have a “not so high end” cherry nightstand that I have cleaned with mineral spirits, sanded with 120 grit sand paper, wiped clean, and applied two coats of Kiltz oil based primer (allowing overnight drying time between coats). Will I need to wax the piece after the paint has dried (in several weeks) ? After that, I’d scuff them really well, and prime with either BIN which is shellac based or Ben Moore ADVANCE primer. You can apply oil paint over just about anything. I’ve got a dozen sprayers. #1 How long must I wait after last coat of latex paint and/or glaze before applying polyacrylic top coat? Here’s a side-by-side comparison of the different paints using a trim board, … You will first have to prep that table though. But, for all intents and purposes, I wouldn’t worry about it. Dye wood black Hello Mike. After that, paint it with whatever you want! Fallston, MD, Hey Ed – You need to clean the cabinets first using TSP(sold at most hardware stores). We typically use Sherwin Williams Pro-Classic Enamel. Is it the paint? I’d first wipe the piece down using mineral spirits, then scuff using 180 grit sand paper(only a little sanding – you’re just want to rough up the existing paint a little), then use . What’s the difference and which is the right choice for my project?”  While this is not necessarily a difficult topic to cover, it is one which harbors tons of curiosity. Soon after, the thinning agent begins to evaporate and the paint begins to dry. They appear to have 2 coats of what looks like spray paint and from former knowledge of previous owner. Now I can go to to the home improvement store with confidence. 1) scrub with mineral spirits or xylene(xylene works better but stinks more) and steel wool, or abrasive pad like scotch brite Then, I’d clean it using Naphtha and a scotch brite pad. Just wondered if you could help. Another difference between latex and acrylic paint is that latex paint is typically used for large projects, such as interior painting for houses, while acrylic paint is used for painting pictures and crafts. I am getting ready to paint a pine cabinet white. Simply put, the main difference between acrylic and latex paint is that acrylic paint is chemical-based, and latex paint is water-based. Both acrylic and latex paints are made with acrylic … Heather – if brush strokes are an issue for you, your only option is spraying. I stripped and lightly sanded it. Give it a shot. She put a wax on the top to help make a distress look. However … just to be totally sure before I mess up … This paint has its drawbacks too. I was going to varnish it. My pleasure! I also ask this because my bathroom cabinets look as if they may have two to three layers of paint on them already and I also question if I strip or paint over those as well. About the only product you can use that’s available non-commercially is going to be Spar Urethane. I’m assuming you did that so that when you distressed the white, you would see the black color. I used a crappy brush – perhaps that didn’t help. Acrylic Paint. Hi I love your site! I mean white-white, not yellow white. I just had to strip our kitchen set because the latex didn’t do a good job. What do you suggest I do to eliminate the smell? Most primers are only able to come in gray as the darkest color. Odor and risk difference. You need shellac. From what you’ve said, I’m gathering that I should clean the piece to remove dust and cobwebs, but that after that, I can just go ahead and paint away. Any information is greatly appreciated. I know I put more work into this dresser than what’s it’s worth. How can I be sure which is going to be able to push the paint? Jennifer – when in doubt, clean, scuff, and prime with BIN primer. Question: I just purchased an antique vanity/desk. I have an armoire I got most of the varnish off of. I would definitely sand and prime using BIN primer. (but it smells terrible)Enjoy! LINK AT END OF THIS VIDEO! That said, if you don’t want to see any brush strokes, you shouldn’t use a brush. Before painting furniture, sand the surface with a sanding block or sandpaper to even it out and roughen it up to improve paint adhesion, then clean with a rag soaked in soapy water to remove dust and grit. Then in an answer to Debbie’s question, recommended primer before painting oil. or can I just sand? Is there a primer to apply after sanding that I can use for all of the pieces or will I need to primer . That should cut fast, but not too aggressively. You recommend a paste wax finish over the paint for best look and durability, but I am reluctant to put a wax n things that will be handled (backs of chairs, table edges, etc.). You can clean oil enamel with almost anything. Wow, If this is a heavy use table, your best bet is to paint it white with whatever you want, then apply a super durable finish on top of the paint. I would imagine since you are a professional you are “spraying” this paint. The oil based paint cures pretty hard, so it’s not really necessary to use a top coat, but you can if you desire. You are super helpful and thorough. If that is the case, if it were me, I would have used an alcohol or water based dye on the wood. The only absolute 100% fail-safe bet is BIN pigmented shellac. When dry, prime with a water-based primer labeled for exterior use (e.g., Zinsser Water-Based Interior/Exterior Primer, available at The Home Depot) to ensure an even foundation and a more uniform paint finish, ideally in a shade close to or tinted to the exact color of your paint. If you’re painting something that may very rarely get touched or have anything put on it, latex is an easy way out. The paint is pretty good, but the Polyurethane is virtually impervious to liquid. If you like the sheen after sanding, then get some “flat” clear spray. I can’t say I’ve ever had that problem, but then again, I use a sprayer, and not a roller or brush. My friend recommended Benjamin Moore – the waterborne oil paint. What brand/model paint are you using? Sherwin-Williams used a synthetic rubber, latex, in the 1940s to create the first water enamel paint. Every time I apply my final coat of varnish on a previously painted table top, either cream or white, no matter how careful I am or how hard I try I always seem to have tiny little black bits in the finish, similar to small back flecks or threads. Our top pick not only has a regal name but also adds a … We’ll definitely give that a try. I meticulously wipe down the top to remove dust and make sure the brush etc is totally clean. Simply wipe down the furniture with a rag saturated in soapy water, pat it dry, and then load and take up your paintbrush. It’s also sold in powder form that must be manually mixed with water and stirred before use. Hi Mike. If painting metal, stave off rust by using an oil-based, rather than a water-based, exterior primer (e.g., KILZ Complete Oil-Based Primer, available at The Home Depot). With Oil enamel, I would look just thinning the paint more. Will it dry over time ? You won’t regret it, and it’s the only coating which doesn’t care what the original coating was – you win. Mike, my wife and I just purchased a house with latex painted kitchen cabinets. And I also sanded with a medium sanding block before painting. This didn’t work…when trying to sand the edges here and there, the paint just peeled away. 11) apply finish – paste wax or oil based polyurethane (spray cans of minwax work beautifully). You need to thin the coating to the proper viscosity for your sprayer/nozzle set. I’ve spent HOURS and HOURS looking for answers to these questions; either no info at all or wildly differing opinions. “Soft” isn’t good for furniture that is going to see serious use. Tried it out. I want to paint it a glossy white and should I prime it? Yes, BIN shellac based primer is my go-to primer. Alas, there’s very little chance that your new paint will stay on because it was painted over wax. The guy at the store told me I’d need some sort of mineral spirits whenever I need to clean it off, is that true? Thank you, thank you! Debbie – the general rule of thumb is that oil based enamel will go over just about anything. Hi Mike, If I use a few coats of Bin shellac, and then oil paint will that be enough? Thank you and I look forward to your response. I don’t know if the finish is oil or water-based, but it is very thin and light colored, and I’m doing an art painting over it. Oil based paint really needs to cure before you can distress it. It costs around $20-$25 per gallon and can be mixed to any color. It’s purely preference, but I must say that properly done, I’m very happy with chalk paint finishes I’ve come across. The Pro Classic comes in water and oil by the way. I don’t want that. I did sand alot . Spray paint offers an alternative to brushes and rollers. Because it naturally adheres well to matte and glossy surfaces, there’s usually no need for sanding or priming beforehand. I readon the number of items and has never had a problem. If the existing finish is peeling, it will continue to peel, so there’s not point to add coatings on top of it. In those cases, it’s always a good idea to prime first. BM makes a top notch product, but I wouldn’t say that just because you use their paint, you must also use their primer – that simply isn’t accurate. I’m not really sure, but I’m leaning toward “no”. Thanks so much! The cabinets are not real wood. Oil paint has been used for hundreds of years and it’s still just as wonderful as it ever was. Joann – outdoor furniture requires a different approach. Where latex paint sort of ‘bonds’ to the wood, oil based paint soaks into it. Jeannnette – I think you’ll find that in this industry(and most others), the word “best” is relative. Always wise to clean with Naptha, scuff with 180 grit and prime with BIN. Satin vs. Semi-Gloss Paints. Chalk paint emits minimal VOCs and fumes and is most commonly sold in white to pale, whimsical hues such as powder blue. Post a picture if you like too. I just don’t really want to spend the time to do both. Let me explore that a bit… Paint consists of two main components: (1) pigment and (2) binder. Would I need 2 coats of primer? Oil paint does not need a finish over top of it depending on how much abuse it might take. Deciding to paint our old dining room chairs I came across your very informative website. Poly and wax are two completely different things. Flat or semi-satin? It’s about $300 but is a wonderful value due to its quality construction and accessories available. So, I wouldn’t want to use a paste of any sorts. Acrylic Paint. Sanded down entire piece to bare wood, applied 3 coats BIN shellac primer to dresser frame, 4 coats to drawer fronts & top, drying overnight & sanding between coats. Latex paint is inexpensive and dries fairly quickly. The owner gave me the paint can she used which is acrylic latex enamel. Have you use chalk paint, do you know the durability of chalk paint and wax? I like white color and what kind of paint is good if I spill water on painted kitchen table. I’m not so sure I would try it because if the solvent package loosens the paint, when the lacquer shrinks down, it will crinkle the paint and ruin the entire job. Jill. That’s a very rough, superficial comparison, but accurate. Liz – exactly what do you want the finish to look like? I’d be lying if I told you I have never applied paste wax sooner. One of the most popular questions is “Should I paint my furniture with Oil based paint or Latex based paint?”. Hello Then I bought oil based stain and that came out great but when I used the oil based polyurethane on top I totally screwed them up ( large bubbles & run marks, I did horrible. #3 Sponge-On-A-Stick applicator or synthetic bristle brush? Sanded it and applied the first coat of oil base paint is. You can order BIN on amazon here. Also, another issue surfaced: how does one SPRAY acrylic paints on furniture ? Painted furniture has grown in popularity over the past few years. Would you go with a gloss, or semi finish? Is it really that good? 3) 2 nice coats of BIN You’re problem is drying time. Thanks for your time and input. Latex paint is used on unprimed drywall, unpainted masonry and surfaces previously painted with latex or flat oil-based paints. By Manasa Reddigari. I would suggest something with higher sheen than flat. I Love the outcome and surprisingly even my conservative mom loves them as well but I know if I ever sell my home I may have to paint the wood white for resale. These middle-of-the-road sheens both dry to a slick surface that’s easy to wipe clean than less-lustrous finishes while hiding scratches and scuff marks that a more reflective high-gloss sheen would emphasize. I have used some chalk paint over the BIN and it scratches off. Also, it contains petroleum distillates, which will stink awful if you use *any* open flames in the home. I have just painted two end tables an olive green and want to age the oil paint a bit to give it a bit of a brown patina Can I use dark wax to give it a subtle aged look or do I have to use an oil based glaze. Sheen is a very fickle subject and the big companies have tried to make it simple with names like “Satin” and “Eggshell”. It can be used for both interior and exterior applications. I would much prefer to use a sprayer so it won’t take months to finish, but not sure the ones I’m looking at are capable of spraying oil base paints and polys. I am not very good with oil based things and with the cleanup that is why I am trying to stay away from the oil paint. I’d give it 24 hours before sanding. (in the finishing business, that’s called a “Schedule”) Good job! Since the current finish is in very good shape, do you think I would still be well-served to use the TSP the hardware store sold me, or some gradation of sandpaper, or steel wool, or Nothing AT All, since it is the “forgiving” oil base? I think you’re on the right track, and knowing what you know now, will likely make the process take less time, but based on your project, it sounds like you’re locked into those 4 steps. Thanks for your advice. I have used it on numerous items and never had a problem however I could not get it to go on right on these tables and ended up having to send them back down to the bare wood. Eggshell vs. What would be the best way to make it flat or close to flat? Sorry, didn’t think my message went yesterday so sent another! Apply paint color Think your oil paint using professional grade Naptha(ask the paint store for it). When you’re done, stop back by and post up what you did, what products you used, and how the results came out. The items I have are sentimental and I hope to own them for years to come. The paint is dry in a matter of hours, but the curing process is not obvious, and usually, latex paint can take a few weeks to cure depending on the climate in your home. 8) 2nd top coat of paint #4 – If you’re applying the poly fully strength(not thinned), 3 coats should be adequate. I’ve learned so much on your site! Oil? I used a oil based primer and Sherwin Williams oil based paint. After that, paste wax would work quite well – just remember that the more you buff, the shinier it gets. I need some guidance. Mike can you mix oil paint with chalk paint? Can I use oil paint directly over it or do I need to remove the latex paint first? Generally, you can’t tint a primer very much and the reason is because it would require too much pigment, therefore rendering the primer, well, not really a primer anymore. After reading all your comments I decided to switch to oil enamel paint, but not sure if I need to now strip off the primer and re-prime. I want to paint my kitchen cabinets. The low end sprayers are OK, but they aren’t versatile enough because you usually can’t get alternate tip/nozzle sets for different coatings. There’s no rubber latex in paint with the name. What do you recommend? In fact, acrylic paint is mixed with thinner before it’s used on any surface. I suggest contacting the manufacturer of the lacquer and asking their tech department – I don’t want this blood on my hands . I don’t worry about fumes like that in my home, but they are an annoyance, and yes, your clothes will stink like it too. Retique It by Renaissance Chalk Finish Paint. Try Ben Moore “ADVANCE” paint, then you can put a few coats of Polyurethane(water base), and you’ll get most of the durability with hardly any of the smell. Latex paint ($20 to $50 per gallon) labeled for exterior use is best for outdoor furniture from wooden or metal patio sets to plastic lounge chairs. I even thinned the paint with mineral spirits but can’t get rid of the bubbles. It’s not surprise at this point – I’m a huge fan of oil paint. I’ll just answer these questions in order to be simple: What exactly do you mean by “flat”? If the existing primer is adhering properly to the wood, there’s no need to strip it off. I’m addressing this question because it comes up rather often from our customers. Overview: Acrylic paint dries to a hard finish and is good for cabinets or other furniture … How does chalkpaint compare to regular old latex paint from which it is made anyway? Please help! This is my first attempt at painting furniture. Please help third time around no good results!! Also, what did the cabinets *used* to look like? Although you’ll need to wipe down the furniture with soapy water before painting, you can generally skip sanding and priming because milk paint adheres well to wood and metal surfaces both matte and glossy. I figure I do need to use the oil based paint for the sewing cabinet as it gets a lot of use. This knocks the dust nibs and trash out of the finish. I just painted a mid century modern dresser in high gloss white rustoleum oil based enamel. I’d just lightly scuff with 320 grit, just leaving very light sanding scratches – should take all of about 5 minutes. Thanks again for your time. Debbie wasn’t sure what type of paint was already on her project. It dried quickly leaving drag marks and uneven coating. Is this Bin primer sold in Canada? Most sites say I need to prime before using oil based paint. This is why when you paint furniture with oil paint, not only do you not need to use a primer, you don’t have to worry about what is on the furniture currently. Oil paint is very durable. So much great info! Good luck! Do I have to sand and prime it? #2 – I would, just to be completely safe – with as much work as you’ve put into this, you may as well. Your husband will need at least 6 or 7cfm, even for a low flow gun. … ⚛ The information about Latex Vs Acrylic Paint For Furniture Features & Characteristics is completely presented here. Use interior latex paint if you want the furniture to match the walls. From other diyers, I’ve read that they don’t finish the furniture with a sealer of any kind. All surfaces are rough. Copyright © 2020 Acton Media Inc. All rights reserved. So I hope I am not to late for this thread…but I have had some questions about a painting project I’ve been wanting to take on but a little nervous to do so! I have another quick question. 24 hours is fine in terms of waiting time before sanding. There are some drips in the finish. How long should you wait after your final coat of oil paint before you use a paste wax. There is really no such thing as a perfectly smooth “factory” finish without the utilization of some type of sprayer. While the Sherwin Williams Pro Classic Oil Enamel is a very tough paint, I would never want to rely on it to protect a high traffic table. http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/for-your-home/paint-products/advance-waterborne-interior-alkyd-paint#advs=0&tab=2. I’m really concerned about brush strokes, too. Tell me exactly what you used on the cabinets, and in what fashion you used it. I don’t bother with TSP. My gut instinct is no, but please do contact your local Sherwin Williams dealer to be certain. (Using a burgundy color). I want to cover up the horrible smoke smell before I paint it. and it if I do not end up satisfied with it, can I paint oil paint over it? Oil & water do not mix. Fill in any chips or cracks with wood putty. Thanks. There is no such thing as “best” type of paint. We compare the difference between regular latex paint and milk paint. http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/for-your-home/paint-products/advance-waterborne-interior-alkyd-paint#advs=0&tab=2. All my questions answered. Most interior house paints tend to be a combination of a binder, which is more expensive, (such as latex, acrylic, vinyl, vinyl acrylic, and others), a whole bunch of less expensive fillers such as calcium carbonate or … In latex paint, the carrier is typically water with glycols ethers as a solvent. You can either use shellac based primer or shellac by itself. My question is how many coats will be to much? Thank you so much for your response to my question. Donna – to be ultra, super safe, I’d give it 3 weeks(you do have A/C don’t you?). Interested in hearing your advice. Two good coats should do it, and once you’re done with that, you can put anything you want overtop; latex, oil, poly, whatever. Mike, This is the best article – thanks for taking the time to answer so many questions. Both wall paints and furniture paints may use 100% Acrylic as the resin. I understand some sanding will be necessary. Works perfect. With magazines like “Country Living” and “Flea Market Style” striking inspiration in the hearts of the most avid DIY’ers, there are a large number of beginner decorators with more questions than you can shake a stick at! So… I want to repaint the piece with Stulb’s Old Village Paint (oil-based). In terms of brush strokes, about as good as you can get would be a $15 china bristle brush(chinese hog hair). I see the brush strokes and even though it is a SATIN finish, it seems too glossy. Even if they aren’t perfect, they’ll be better than what we have now. I am just wondering if I ever do change my mind and perhaps go with white at what point it will be to thick and be in need of stripping the paint back down to bare wood. I’ve since found out from the folks from the Sherwin Williams store that he probably just needed to change his nozel and that the adhesion of the paint alone may not be that good. There is not “rule” to reducing the material. It’s called “waterborne” and is probably the most state of the art pigment coating available right now. From my personal experience, the main difference in the varying brands is in how environmentally-friendly their ingredients are and their softness or consistency.Over these past 2 years, I have tried many different waxes and used many different waxing techniques. It’s an oak end table, a pine coffee table and miscellaneous wood end table. One thing I would say about spraying -especially paint- is practice, practice, practice. I used a spray gun for both applications. 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