Yes! It's designed to adhere to the current finish. Just clean well first. No top coat needed! It's built in. Fusion calls it their "dance on the tabletop" finish!
i have a few spots where the cherry veneer has peeled off so do I need to glue veneer paper on those areas? Also, I can see some streaks from the polyurethane that is currently on the cabinets, should I scuff sand those areas only? Can I just buy tsp from hardware store or is Fusion's made differently? Which Fusion Gel Stain color would you recommend for over my cherry cabinets to get the orange color out?
Yes, you'll need to repair the veneer or the void will show when you stain. Hard to say about the streaks in the poly without seeing it. You can buy TSP from the hardware store. It's more toxic and will need to be rinsed off. As for color, it depends on the look you want. The Black gel stain is quite sheer and you can build up color with repeated coats. The Double Espresso is more opaque so one coat gets great, dark brown coverage. It's the color I used in the video. Two coats almost look painted.@@shannonlydon6000
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Hi Cindy..awesome video. So even if there is a finish on the wood there’s no need to sand that off? Also what kind of top coat would you recommend?
Yes! It's designed to adhere to the current finish. Just clean well first. No top coat needed! It's built in. Fusion calls it their "dance on the tabletop" finish!
what if my cherry cabinets have polyurethane on them? Do I clean with tsp and then sanding is necessary, correct?
Clean with TSP is all you need!
i have a few spots where the cherry veneer has peeled off so do I need to glue veneer paper on those areas? Also, I can see some streaks from the polyurethane that is currently on the cabinets, should I scuff sand those areas only? Can I just buy tsp from hardware store or is Fusion's made differently? Which Fusion Gel Stain color would you recommend for over my cherry cabinets to get the orange color out?
Yes, you'll need to repair the veneer or the void will show when you stain. Hard to say about the streaks in the poly without seeing it. You can buy TSP from the hardware store. It's more toxic and will need to be rinsed off. As for color, it depends on the look you want. The Black gel stain is quite sheer and you can build up color with repeated coats. The Double Espresso is more opaque so one coat gets great, dark brown coverage. It's the color I used in the video. Two coats almost look painted.@@shannonlydon6000
Do you have the name of the brush you used?
It's the large flat Staalmeester Ultimate One. I have it here: mybluestarantiques.com/product/blending-paint-brush/
@@cyndismith6397 thank you!