General Finishes Brushable White Enamel can be applied to raw wood or existing finishes. When applying over an existing finish, be sure to prep your surface properly.

Learn how to properly prep existing finishes by watching this video.

The use of General Finishes Stain Blocker wood primer is recommended on both raw wood and existing finishes to prevent dye or stain bleed-through.

Yes, General Finishes Brushable White Enamel can be tinted to a light neutral or pastel shade with a zero VOC UTC colorant. A clear base would be required when tinting to a mid-range or darker color.

General Finishes Brushable White Enamel is a bright white. It's similar in color to our General Finishes Snow White Milk Paint and General Finishes Enduro Pigmented White Poly.

No, an additional topcoat is not recommended over General Finishes Brushable White Enamel.

General Finishes Enduro Pigmented White Poly and General Finishes Brushable White Enamel have similar durability, but different polymer systems.

The ingredients that make Brushable White Enamel cause it to dry slower than White Poly, making it an impractical choice for professional cabinet refinishers who require fast dry stacking ability. Brushable White Enamel is designed for DIY'ers who want a professional type finish, similar to White Poly, but don't have the equipment to do so.