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Has anyone ever used liquid sandpaper, deglosser, or other solvent for preparing a painted surface for a new coat of paint?
Does it work ok?
If so, what brand?
The toolbox I'm painting is probably baked enamel. Lacquer thinner doesn't strip it nor does acetone. I was cleaning the goo from a sticker and my rag turned red from the paint with acetone.
I don't plan to strip the box. I figured I'd just sand it good. It has a crinkle finish.
I plan to paint it with hammer-finish Rustoleum enamel. I wasn't planning on painting the insides of the drawers, unless there is a spray-on solution to replace sanding.
Does it work ok?
If so, what brand?
The toolbox I'm painting is probably baked enamel. Lacquer thinner doesn't strip it nor does acetone. I was cleaning the goo from a sticker and my rag turned red from the paint with acetone.
I don't plan to strip the box. I figured I'd just sand it good. It has a crinkle finish.
I plan to paint it with hammer-finish Rustoleum enamel. I wasn't planning on painting the insides of the drawers, unless there is a spray-on solution to replace sanding.
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