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People who are good at DYI

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#1
  • ペタペタ
  • mail
  • 2022/09/25 09:31

Hi ！ I have a question to ask for the wisdom of someone who is good at DYI.

If the surface of a table or desk has become bumpy due to deterioration, I would sand it and apply some sort of varnish, but I am looking for a way to avoid a sticky surface after completion.

I can't say it well, but I want to avoid a situation where the paper sticks to the surface when I put it down to write, or the paint temporarily sticks to each other.

I wish I could lay something down, but it is difficult to find a material that is perfect and easy to work with.

If you have any information on how and what to use, please let me know 🙏

Any other ideas are welcome.

Right now I just want to get the surface of the coffee table clean and ready for study.

Thank you very much.

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#10
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/09/27 (Tue) 06:35
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Don't they explain and ask when buying paint?

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#12
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/09/27 (Tue) 09:17
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Usually when you buy a product,
if you are not sure about the product, you ask the person working at the counter or
you read the message on the product and buy it.

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#14
  • ペタペタ
  • 2022/09/28 (Wed) 21:34
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Sorry it took me so long to reply.
Thank you all 🙏

Of course I will ask on the sales floor. But they recommended something not for furniture. At the time I bought it as I was told. So I asked here. When I go to a home center, I have my own place and I think I have some knowledge, but sometimes there are some who do not.

Thank you for the detailed and specific advice, ignorant ！ I will be careful when I apply it.

pooske, thanks for even linking to the product ！ I forgot about Youtube. I would like to buy it on homedepot.

thank you very much ！

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#15
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/09/29 (Thu) 08:12
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The person who is not at his/her post may not be there, but the one who is not will respond during breaks, etc.

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#16

It seems that if you apply a thick coat at once, the inside of the coating does not dry out and becomes sticky.
The trick seems to be to apply thin coats and let them dry completely, and repeat, well, the same as other people's comments. Another idea is to lay down a plastic or acrylic board.

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