How To Paint Over Glossy Surfaces Without Sanding?

You may use nearly any type of paint for the top coat, as long as it's prepared properly. Yet, to provide a good, long-lasting, hard-wearing surface, it would make sense to use satin, gloss, or a variation like semi-gloss or eggshell. Emulsion can be used if you want the woodwork to match the walls' hue but are unable to locate the ideal match.

Painting over gloss paint is not difficult, but it does require a good amount of time and specific treatment to get a clean and consistent surface. Our professional painters remove the glossy surface that makes it difficult for paint to adhere to. To aid in paint adhesion, we choose the best primer over gloss paint and add a foundation coat of bonding primer after that. We use at least two coats of paint, and allow each coat to fully dry in between applications. Get the best primer over gloss paint from Neo by Nippon Paint.