Can polyurethane be applied over lacquer on kitchen cabinets?

17 years ago we had cabinets made that were “triple bleached”. Its a sort of pickling. They were beige in color. However, over the years they have peeled were moisture was and have yellowed. I would like to paint them white but do not want the stress of chipping paint

I have prepared interior walls by cleaning with TSP, rinsing, and applying 2 coats of primer. I bought a high quality latex flat paint and applied with a high cost smooth/semi smooth roller. After three coats I still can’t get rid of roller marks. The paint doesn’t want to spread

I used all purpose Kilz over oil based paint. Will I be able to paint over that with latex paint? If not, how do I repair what I have done?

We are painting our oak cabinets. We lightly sanded and used TSP to clean them. I then applied 2 coats of Bullseye printer because Lowes said that would stick to shinny surfaces better. We are now painting the cabinets with Lowes Valspar Signature Satin White Paint. So far they look

I was told I could use joint compound for a texture over a sanded down texture which I did and it looks okay. I put it over a sanded surface washed with TSP and sanded. There was no other prep. Have I gotten myself into a mess by taking this

I have got myself a Purdy Nylox Sprig flat brush, and I painting the door trim and using semi-gloss. Is it the proper way to paint in one stroke and back brush once or twice? Thanks, Steven

I painted two coats of Benjamin Moore Seaside Sand on my bedroom walls, over top of a pale beige. I checked with the staff at the paint store and they said no primer was needed. Now I’m seeing some blotchy streaks on the wall, almost like the paint was applied

Can a small amount of bleach be added to exterior solid stain to prevent mold?