I have some woodwork in my house that I would like to paint, It currently has a stain, topped with shellac. How much, if any should I remove prior to putting on a quality primer.
Chris
I have some woodwork in my house that I would like to paint, It currently has a stain, topped with shellac. How much, if any should I remove prior to putting on a quality primer.
Chris
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None, shellac is perfect base.
KK
Just sand to take down the shiny glaze for a mechanical bond.