Can you pain over stained cabinets without sanding?

Try toothpaste, which works really well for soot and scorch marks. Put a thin coat of toothpaste across the scorch, leave for 10 - 20 minutes, then clean off with...

These symptoms may be a result of hyperacidity associated with H pylori, but back pain or chest pain can be associated with other, potentially serious conditions.  Your best bet is...

Use a furniture refinisher to dissolve the stain and scrub it away with a bit of steel wool. Although it still involves some scrubbing, this approach is less damaging to...

If the stain has been on there for a while, then you don't have to do anything special. If it was just recently applied, though, I'd make sure to use...

I mean, you can do whatever you'd like, and there are certainly a lot of people out there who do this. But you're right to be a little suspicious about...

Absolutely not. If you're going to paint anything with a finish on it (which your cabinets almost positively do), you definitely need to rough the material up a bit if...

Consider how long ago the stain was applied. If it's an old stain, you don't have to do anything special in regards to paint. If it's a fresh stain, my...

Of course! This would require a wood primer to create a smooth finish, though. You can sand the surface smooth, apply an oil-based primer and then an oil-based paint.

Everything sticks better to a rough surface, so it's best to sand the stairs lightly with fine-grit sandpaper.

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