Certainly. You may need to sand and "primer" it first to ensure that the new paint color will properly adhere to the metal. This similar method is used to paint cars, too.
I've used ordinary gloss paint. Rub down and paint. I would guess any paint that says 'suitable for metal' on the tin will be ok.
I would use a Rustoleum or other paint specifically for metals.
You can buy a one-part, or precatalyzed epoxy that will give kitchen cabinets a durable and long-lasting finish. It can be found at most paint stores.
To paint over veneered cabinets in a kitchen, Sherwin-Williams puts out a paint just for cabinets that dries very hard. Ben Moore has a line also but the color choices were limited. The S-W paint also self primes so unless you have extremely dark cabinets and you want them to be very light, 2 coats should be fine.
Spraying the frame of a metal bed is quite tricky. You can use a metal paint primer. Most paint professionals use "Flat paint" as a primer because it mixes with other products. So no worries on the rust preventative enamels and latex enamels.
you should use oil based paint for the shelf portion of cabinets. i made the same mistake.
As long as you use a good primer first, you can use it over anything.
You can buy a one-part, or precatalyzed epoxy that will give kitchen cabinets a durable and long-lasting finish. It can be found at most paint stores.
To paint over veneered cabinets in a kitchen, Sherwin-Williams puts out a paint just for cabinets that dries very hard. Ben Moore has a line also but the color choices were limited. The S-W paint also self primes so unless you have extremely dark cabinets and you want them to be very light, 2 coats should be fine.
Professional people use some chemical for paint removal in London and I will advise you to get in touch with an expert for this.
The security of metal storage cabinets depend on how they are mounted. To make them extra secure, use wall anchors or a stud. Be sure your wall can hold the weight.
Yes. But it depends on how deep they are.If the scratches or deep use plaster to fill the scratches then paint the filing cabnit.If not thenuse rough sand paper to smooth out the scratches then use finer sandpaper to get rid of the filings then use a smooth nail file to make the metal smooth Finally use a nail buffer to shine the metal.
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Spraying the frame of a metal bed is quite tricky. You can use a metal paint primer. Most paint professionals use "Flat paint" as a primer because it mixes with other products. So no worries on the rust preventative enamels and latex enamels.
you should use oil based paint for the shelf portion of cabinets. i made the same mistake.
Most of the cabinets are plywood. Try to use a U.S. product. Birch is good for paint, oak or maple is better for a stained finish.
I don't believe you could use oil paint on your car, because it wouldn't adhere to the metal body panels. I would recommend using automotive paint lasting results, or at least paint intended for use on metal.
Depends on how much paint used, how many coats, type of paint, how thick the paint is.
As long as you use a good primer first, you can use it over anything.