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Melamine is a versatile substance, used in flame-retardants, Formica and paints. Melamine resin is a synthetic resin made by mixing melamine and formaldehyde, and it is a common binder for house or furniture paint. This paint is durable, so it is often used to paint laminate surfaces, such as cabinets or furniture. It is also very commonly used to cover particle board at pre-fabricated or flat-pack furniture shops. Because of its resistance to wear, painting melamine-based paint requires a few extra steps to ensure you will get an attractive, long-lasting coat. This article will show you how to paint melamine. | Melamine is a versatile substance, used in flame-retardants, Formica and paints. Melamine resin is a synthetic resin made by mixing melamine and formaldehyde, and it is a common binder for house or furniture paint. This paint is durable, so it is often used to paint laminate surfaces, such as cabinets or furniture. It is also very commonly used to cover particle board at pre-fabricated or flat-pack furniture shops. Because of its resistance to wear, painting melamine-based paint requires a few extra steps to ensure you will get an attractive, long-lasting coat. This article will show you how to paint melamine. | ||
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# Use 150 sandpaper to rough up all areas that you intend to paint. Make sure to get sand all areas, including the edge, bottom and detailing. | # Use 150 sandpaper to rough up all areas that you intend to paint. Make sure to get sand all areas, including the edge, bottom and detailing. | ||
