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How to Paint Particle Board
Particle board, or chipboard, is a very lightweight type of wood that's often found in inexpensive furniture or small decorations. Although it is still wood, it's a lot softer and easier to damage than regular lumber, making it more likely to get scratched and more difficult to paint. If you want to paint some particle board, sand it down lightly, apply a thin layer of primer, and cover it with several coats of paint to get the look you're after.
Priming the Board
Remove any hardware or accessories you don't want to paint over. If you're painting particle board furniture or touching up cabinets, there may be metal fittings or handles that you want to keep unpainted. Use a screwdriver to carefully remove any hardware, fittings, or accessories attached to the particle board that you don't want to be painted.[1]
If you're painting particle board furniture, it might be easier to disassemble it and paint each piece individually. If you can, follow the assembly instructions in reverse to carefully take apart the item you want to paint.
Make sure that you store all of the fittings, hardware, screws, and anything else you take out of the particle board somewhere where it won't get lost.

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