You can't refinish it. Laminate is a form of plastic. I'm sorry to say, but your floor is probably ruined beyond repair. You can try to remove the shellac, but be prepared to tear out the floor instead and replace if this doesn't work. I'd try a bit of citrus-based stripper on an inconspicuous area (closet?) - it will easily remove the shellac, but might damage the finish on the floor. (Can't be any worse than what you have now, right?) The citrus-based strippers work just as effectively as harsher chemical strippers, but seem to cause less damage to other materials. I've used it successfully to remove stain and polyurethane from vinyl windows, with no damage. Once done, clean the floor well with a laminate floor cleaner or window cleaner.
If you painted laminated presswood I will assume you applied primer first. Otherwise everything you do to that surface after you painted it, is a waste of time. Latex and laminate do not a match make. I paint and refinish hardwood floors and one of the best and longest lasting clear finishes I've used is Pro Finish by Parks.
As long as none of the paint is flaking, you can.
To protect spray paint from scratches effectively, apply a clear coat or sealant over the painted surface. This will create a protective barrier that can help prevent scratches and damage. Additionally, handle the painted object with care and avoid rubbing or scraping it against rough surfaces.
If you sharpened your thumbnail and painted it with Ricin, then yes, twelve different scratches would be sufficient to be fatal.
High gloss painted furniture offers a sleek and modern look, is easy to clean, and provides a durable finish that resists scratches and stains better than other finishes.
flxking might occur due to a number of reasons. i.e. The ceiling has been damp and dried out causing flaking The ceiling has a differing paint on its surface when then painted later The ceiling was NOT primed correctly before painting The cieling is a in a very cold/damp environment and the paint needs to be more external grade rather than internal grade. etc
Wallpaper can be painted over, but it's a BAD IDEA. Sooner or later, the wallpaper will peel. When it does, the paint will be compromised and you'll end up having to refinish the entire wall. It's a much better idea to remove the wallpaper. Then, clean & sand the surface before painting. Anything else will ultimately be a waste of time.
To refinish painted cabinets, you will need to follow these steps: Remove the existing paint using a paint stripper or sandpaper. Clean the cabinets thoroughly to remove any residue. Sand the cabinets to create a smooth surface for the new finish. Apply a primer to help the new finish adhere to the cabinets. Paint or stain the cabinets with your desired finish. Apply a clear coat to protect the cabinets and give them a polished look. Make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for each product you use and allow for proper drying time between each step.
Whiteboards are made of different materials. They were originally constructed of film laminate and then the more expensive enameled steel. Modern versions are made of porcelain or enameled steel, PET, painted steel or aluminum, or melamine.
DO NOT REFINSIH. REPLACE IT. You cannot see age defects in a board that has been painted or recoated with a finish. A diving board is a LIABILITY. NOT A GOOD IDEA!
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Yes, you can wallpaper over painted lining paper, but it's important to ensure that the paint is fully cured and not peeling or flaking. Before applying new wallpaper, clean the surface to remove any dust or grease, and consider using a primer to improve adhesion. Additionally, check that the lining paper is securely attached to the wall to prevent issues with the new wallpaper.