What do you use to close a wooden table with potholes before painting?

Let's recommend the material first: red oak ash.

Anyone who has visited the furniture market knows that most of the materials used to make log wardrobes on the market are ashwagandha and red oak.

That's why, as a veteran carpenter for many years, I tell you that among the woods that have been used for so many years, red oak and ash are the cheapest among the woods with such beautiful patterns that can make an open lacquer effect.

Ash. Carbonized red oak.

You can just look at the texture, the color red oak is not like this, this is carbonized.

Red oak trimmed doors.

As long as all the wood is finally painted, and then the frame structure is made, then his deformation is basically solved, although ashwagandha is the king of deformation, but as long as these two points are done, the paint is well closed, and the frame structure is also done, then the probability of cracking and deformation can be basically reduced to very low.

Here everyone should understand why merchants use red oak and ash, because they can be the cheapest among the wood grains like this, and there is no other reason.

Then there's the black walnut that's now popular. Why is the black walnut furniture in ** all wood wax oil technology? Why?

Because the original color of black walnut is so good-looking, there is a purple-brown color, and there is a large mountain pattern, which does not need paint to decorate at all, and the color of the paint is not as high-end as the wood itself. So why should I go to the extra mile to spray paint, when others don't know I'm black walnut anymore.

Chest of drawers in black walnut wax.

Then there is the cherry, cherry wood is the best stability in the middle of all wood, and the texture is beautiful, so it is also commonly used in the production of high-end cabinet doors, the only thing worse than black walnut and oak is that the hardness is relatively low, the wood is soft, if it is a mark, so the general paint is thicker.

Cherry wood wax oil shelf.

Then I digress a bit.

I have been in the furniture industry for many years, and I have always been troubled by a question, that is, why should mahogany furniture be painted?

There is a mahogany factory next to our factory, this boss is an 18-year-old carpenter, specializing in helping all kinds of villa owners to make handmade mahogany furniture, all of which are very old mortise and tenon methods, very professional such as zongjiao tenon, cigarette bag tenon, all kinds, and then his process is also extremely good. As for the material, black walnut is already the most expensive furniture I have made, followed by safflower pear and teak. But he has Burmese yellow pear, red sandalwood, ebony and the like, and we don't look down on any black walnut here.

Then the most critical problem comes, these furniture made by very good craftsmanship, they have to spray a layer of paint! I'll post two pictures.

First of all, my black walnut product, you see, I dovetail tenon, made of wood wax oil, very flavorful.

For the pits on the wood, you can use paint and putty powder to fill them before painting. It can also be repaired with paste-like epoxy structural adhesives.

If the wooden table has potholes, first use greasy touch to be able to do it, touch the hair times with sandpaper, paint it twice, and keep it even.

This mainly depends on what material your desktop is made of? If it is a solid wood tabletop, then use a leopard to cuddle it, and if it is synthetic, made of particleboard, you can only use sandpaper to grind it and then paint it.

Generally speaking, in this case, the potholes on the table are filled with putty first.

You should first scrape putty to twist the tabletop. After leveling it, paint it later, so that the painted tabletop will be very neat and beautiful.

Wooden tables with potholes can be smoothed with putty before being painted, and then painted to close the surface.

Keep it well, it is not easy for the history of the object to reach a hundred years, the main thing is that it will have a good preservation value if it is intact.

It can't be ketchup, there shouldn't be so many bugs indoors.

As long as the density of the finished thing remains the same, it will still float on the water.

It can be removed with a paint remover, and here are the steps:

Tools needed: Paint remover, two towels.

1. Wipe the paint with a damp towel first.

2. Then take a cap of paint remover.

3. Pour it into a bucket and mix well with water.

4. Then use a towel to dip the solution and scrub the paint, which can be seen that the more the paint is rubbed, the lighter the color becomes.

5. Wipe it with another dry towel.

6. This is done, and the visible paint traces have been removed, and the effect is good.

You can use the cutting and wetting method: apply water or wallpaper remover and wait a few minutes for the wallpaper to completely soak through. Steam Method:

When the water is hot, press the steam board against the wall until the wallpaper on the edge of the steam board darkens due to moisture. Start with a strip of paper and gradually peel off the wallpaper from top to bottom.

Removal method:

1. First of all, don't rush to remove, wait a few days, let the paint on the tile cure itself, because the curing of any paint will have a shrinkage process, (can be large or small), when the shrinkage is large, the adhesion to the substrate will become worse, at this time you can hang up the paint with a shovel or hard iron sheet or kitchen knife.

2. At the same time, using ethyl ester (also known as ethyl acetate, acetyl, ethyl acetate) to dissolve the paint can also clean the paint, but it is relatively difficult to cure the paint like cross-linking. The smell is relatively acceptable, volatilizes quickly, and has no effect on the body.

There are several methods for one-component paints: organic solvent cleaning (paint thinner, Tianna water, rubber water, xylene, etc.); special paint remover; sand disc grinding; Shovel shoveling; Shovel after the fire has softened.

Wipe with gasoline to ensure that it is very clean and does not damage the floor.

Do you say it's the paint on the floor tiles? If the contaminated ground is smooth, remove it directly with a shovel; If the contaminated surface is rough and the paint has penetrated, it is recommended to use a thinner (in the case of blended lacquer, use a rosin to wipe with a cleaning ball; If it is nitro paint, use Tianna water to wipe with a cleaning ball; In the case of polyester paint or polyurethane paint, benzene is used).

Use xylene, otherwise you can also ask the painter for a little bit of the potion he used to dilute the paint, or the one for washing nail polish, soak it in the potion before washing. This is provided that your floor is not a painted wooden floor.

Add a little petrol to dissolve the paint and wipe it off.