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Rebecca says
My bathroom cabinets are wrapped so it looks like blond oak. Can I paint over it or should I sand it. I like your dark blue paint you did on your bathroom cabinets and would like to do the same.
Rachel says
When you say wrapped, do you mean thermofoil, paper, vinyl or laminated wood? Laminated wood is fine, but vinyl or thermofoil can be VERY tricky. Yes, it can be painted, and I have had success with all of them. You can either use an extreme bonding primer or lightly scuff sand it. It would depend on what it is and the current condition as to what I would do in your situation. For sanding, you want to get anything shiny off but if it starts to peel at all – stop. Once it starts peeling, there’s no fixing that in a good way. While I usually recommend 120 for sanding, I would keep with 220 if using a machine sander.