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Best Way to Resurface Wrought Iron Patio Set with Multiple Paint Layers?
TL;DR wrought iron patio set, pressure washing completed. Should I remove all old paint or just repaint. If removal is best what’s easiest way. I have a wrought iron table and chairs set that has clearly been repainted several times over the years. I just pressure washed it to get rid of the loose paint and grime, but there are still layers of old paint hanging on. Before I jump into repainting, I wanted to ask, should I try to remove all the old paint first? Or is it okay to paint over what’s left after pressure washing? If stripping is the way to go, what methods have worked best for you? I’ve heard about wire brushing, angle grinder, sanding, and using paint strippers, but I’m not sure what’s the most efficient (or least frustrating) for wrought iron. Any tips, favorite products, or lessons learned would be super helpful. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Elbaracho23 [link] [comments]
| | TL;DR wrought iron patio set, pressure washing completed. Should I remove all old paint or just repaint. If removal is best what’s easiest way. I have a wrought iron table and chairs set that has clearly been repainted several times over the years. I just pressure washed it to get rid of the loose paint and grime, but there are still layers of old paint hanging on. Before I jump into repainting, I wanted to ask, should I try to remove all the old paint first? Or is it okay to paint over what’s left after pressure washing? If stripping is the way to go, what methods have worked best for you? I’ve heard about wire brushing, angle grinder, sanding, and using paint strippers, but I’m not sure what’s the most efficient (or least frustrating) for wrought iron. Any tips, favorite products, or lessons learned would be super helpful. Thanks in advance! [link] [comments] |
