Is it possible to sand the finish down and paint it a different color?
1843128
I am not sure about sanding. It may not work. You may be able to paint right over the finish as it is not a smooth finish.
1843129
If you have the patience to sand the cut-outs in the top then I don't see why not! The top is not a flat piece but decorate cut-outs.... So I would think it would be tedious. The white finish is not flat... But antiqued. I would think the distressed finish may make the sanding process easier. Enjoy!
1843130
There is no varnish or finish on this piece except flat paint. Just a good wiping-down would probably suffice. Then ask a paint store the best kind of paint to use on the table in whatever color & finish (flat or gloss) you want.
1843131
It would be possible, though you would need the right sander. If you sanded it flat it would look awkward - you need the tools to actually shape it.
1843132
I agree with amber, the paint is similar to a primer. I would just paint it. The distressing is actually like lead pencil. You might want to try to wipe it off. Maybe one of those Mr Clean sponges would do the trick.
1843133
I am not much of an expert here, but my reaction was similar to those here who said you could probably paint right over the existing, which is a very flat finish.
955113
Ospho will convert surface rust to black. You still need to sand and prime and paint
1715074
Hello, I'm sure once sanded down you can paint the item, but it'll void the return policy and damage the reflective chrome finish. Thank you, EdgarManhattan Lane Support Team
2040730
Yes indeed you can. I use a dremel to sand rough then a finer finish grit. I have not gone for a polished look though, but it is probably possible. I sand to shape with more precision.
2177749
you can use real fine sand paper or you can use a scuff pad, just to take the shine out and then you can paint over it by brush, roller or spray paint it.
2243376
Probably, I would sand it down a little first though. If it doesn't match u could tape it off and spray it with some rustoleum spray paint.
1488239
I'm sure it could be done but would not be very easy to sand in cracks. May be easier to just paint over the wood. Check to make sure you get paint that would adhere to the current finish.
746911
i would guess that you could sand, primer and paint it. It is made of a very shiny PVC that looks great, but if white isn't your color....
982346
It comes stained... In fact you can smell the stain pretty strongly when unpacked so you'd probably have to sand it down again to paint it.
1995426
There is a glossy finish (clear coat) but you could easily paint it. Use a basic primer first. A stain probably would not work.
141326
It would require light sanding first due to the laminate finish, but yes, it can be painted.
2014291
I would think you could just go ahead and stain it darker, it does not need to be painted when you get it. We've had ours going on two years and it has held up very good to the weather, of course we live in southern CA, but the color is still very good. I hope this helps.
2100183
Yes but you will have to paint/stain over. Product is can be sanded smooth.
1925212
Yes, I think you could paint or stain them if you sand off the clear coat on them.
600279
You COULD. Not sure why you would. It will be roughly textured. You would have to scuff all exist irony paint . Clean with xylol then apply. Let dry and apply last coat.
175217
You'd have to sand it first, as there is a slick finish to it. I think it would be too much trouble.
2031622
glossy finish, you might have to sand down first for the new paint to stick.