Sanding Painted Furniture with Sandpaper Grit 220

How to Sand Painted Furniture for Refinishing

Refinishing painted furniture involves careful sanding to remove old layers of paint and prepare the surface for a fresh coat. Using Sandpaper Grit 220, you can achieve a smooth finish that’s ready for repainting or staining. Follow this guide for flawless results.

Why Sand Painted Furniture?

• Remove Old Paint: Prepares the surface for a fresh layer.
• Smooth Surface: Ensures an even, professional finish.
• Durability: Helps new paint or stain adhere better.

Materials You’ll Need

• Painted furniture (e.g., chairs, tables, or cabinets).
• Sandpaper Sheets:
  • 150 grit: For removing old paint or uneven layers.
  • 220 grit: For refining the surface.
  • 320 grit: For final preparation before painting.
• Sanding block or sponge for control.
• Microfiber cloths for cleaning.
• Paint, primer, or stain for finishing.

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Remove Old Paint

Start with 150-grit sandpaper to remove old paint or rough patches.

Step 2: Smooth the Surface

Switch to 220-grit sandpaper to refine the surface and remove any remaining imperfections.

Step 3: Final Prep

Use 320-grit sandpaper to achieve a polished, even surface ready for painting or staining.

Step 4: Clean and Finish

Wipe away all sanding dust with a microfiber cloth and apply paint, primer, or stain for a professional look.

Why Choose eQualle Sandpaper?

• Durable: Built for tough furniture refinishing projects.
• Precise: Ensures smooth, even surfaces for repainting.
• Eco-Friendly: Made with recyclable materials.
• Trusted by Professionals: Recommended for high-quality refinishing.