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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;verybrad, post: 1596772, member: 37&quot;]The primary issue when painting is to de-gloss the existing finish before painting to insure good adhesion. This can be done with a good cleaning first.&nbsp; Next you would need to either sand lightly or use a chemical de-glosser.&nbsp;&nbsp; The type of paint you use is somewhat less important.&nbsp; However, you tend to get what you pay for.&nbsp; An inexpensive paint will probably not provide quality results.&nbsp; The modern chalk paints, while expensive, provide good uniform results.&nbsp; Other quality latex paints are also acceptable.&nbsp; If handy with a spay can, solvent based spray paints adhere well and provide good value.&nbsp; They are tricky to use, in that the finish is not always uniform over large areas.&nbsp; Top surfaces that will get a lot of use, probably will need additional protection with a clear top coat after painting.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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