How to deal with paint peeling off painted office furniture?

Painted office furniture will experience oxidation, paint loss, and dull paint over time. This is when it becomes necessary to repaint or recolor the furniture. This is a restoration process for damaged, scratched, or faded surfaces on various finished furniture or building materials. The main steps for repainting painted office furniture are as follows:

1. Supplement.

Painted office furniture is prone to paint loss or cracks. We must first repair and fill it to make it smooth and lubricated. We must not allow cracks or paint loss to occur, and at the same time prevent the furniture from deforming.

2. Color.

The repair of painted office furniture requires coloring, varnishing and polishing. According to the original color matching of the furniture, it is necessary to distinguish the paint color, mixed color, second color and third color, and make the corresponding color matching according to the judgment to achieve the effect of repainting without leaving any marks.

3. Furniture production requires polishing after painting.

Therefore, after repairing and repainting, gloss treatment is required. It is necessary to grind, polish, apply gloss water, etc. according to the bright matte of the furniture. Auxiliary materials can be wax and abrasive.

The basic operations are as above, and the in-depth analysis of the process is described below.

1. Filling operation: 502 sawdust filling.

First, apply 502 glue to the area to be filled. Fill the area with sawdust and apply 502 glue. Let it dry. Use a file to trim any protrusions or excess, restoring it to its original shape. Sandpaper and repeatedly apply 502 glue. Use a spatula to scrape or sand until the area to be filled is absolutely flat and smooth. If you can't achieve a perfect smoothness, wrap the spatula's surface with sandpaper and sand the area to be filled. Repeat this process until it is completely flat.

2. Differences in office furniture paint colors:

A mixed color is a balanced blend of three colors that complement each other and are saturated. This type of color is easiest to mix and apply in one go, but it's important to emphasize certain aspects. For example, when applying a green tint, green is the primary color. A double-layered color refers to a color where the base and top colors have distinct visual differences, such as a yellow-red base with black streaks on the top. Alternatively, a green or brown tint may be present. In these cases, a base color is applied. After balancing the colors, a gloss coat is applied, followed by the top color and a gloss finish. A triple-layered color refers to a base color of any color, a middle layer with streaks or spots, and a top color of a pure, clear hue with a subtle counter-color. This type of paint requires precise application to avoid misapplying the color layer, streaks, spots, or patterns. A gloss coat is then applied. Finally, depending on the furniture's top color, a gloss coat is applied using a color coat diluted with paint flakes to highlight the top color. Finally, a gloss coat is applied.

Whether it is repainting office furniture or home furniture, its economic benefits are needless to say. It can be reused, save resources, maintain the overall image, etc. Generally speaking, if you can do it yourself, I suggest you do it yourself, so you don’t have to worry about it. However, if you don’t know how to do it, it is better to find a professional master for furniture renovation.

Notes on repainting office furniture,

1. Many families often encounter this problem when they do furniture repainting work themselves. Many people think that as long as they are careful, they will not get these oils on other places. In fact, everyone can take it for granted, but it is not the case when they really do it. Therefore, in this case, a professional protector is needed. Cover the places that do not need to be repaired with R paper or other clean things to ensure the safety of other parts.

2. It is necessary to deal with some stains on the furniture itself. Many people will deal with such problems, but will aggravate the problems existing in these furniture. So when dealing with them, you can,

When the paint is not completely dry, you can use a cloth with wax water to gently wipe it off. Then slowly polish the surface with limestone and gently wipe it with a clean, soft cloth until it is smooth.

3. Be sure to pay attention to the furniture after repainting. It can only be used after it is completely dry. How to check it? Do not touch it directly with your fingers. You can choose some smooth equipment, such as flat objects like glass rods, and use it to stick on the repainted office furniture. If there is no sticky feeling, it means that it is really dry. If there is still a little sticky feeling, it cannot be used.