Anonymous
Post 08/26/2015 16:36     Subject: Re:painting an old dresser

You want to sand between every coat with superfine sandpaper, and then wipe with a lint-free cloth and mineral spirits (available for $4 at the hardware store). A dresser by its nature will take a beating every time you open the drawers, so you want to avoid chipping and peeling as much as possible by doing all the appropriate steps.
Anonymous
Post 08/26/2015 13:58     Subject: painting an old dresser

Is it wood or veneer?
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2015 21:06     Subject: painting an old dresser

Anne sloan chalk paint. It comes in a ton of colors and is so easy to apply.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2015 20:56     Subject: painting an old dresser

There is kitchen cabinet paint they sell. It goes on smoother. Use a roller not a brush.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2015 20:56     Subject: painting an old dresser

Sand well. Remove dust with moist but almost dry cloth. Prime. Paint. You need the primer so that the wood or previous color doesn't leach through. Sand again and add another coat if you want. It's easy but time consuming.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2015 20:32     Subject: painting an old dresser

So how does one go about this task? Pintrest leads me to believe its fairly simple? 1.) sand 2.) paint 3.) seal if you want? Is there a specific kind of furniture paint? Any tips are welcomed and needed!