Paint/lacquer over oil stain? Brand? Plywood. HVLP

[Patrick Irish]

I sanded this ply box and tried to stain it with a grey and a black and it looks like trash. This is a box my little kids will ride in on the front of a cargo bike.

So since a stain won’t work, I figure I’ll primer it in a few days once the stain dries. Then I thinking a white lacquer through an older 2 stage capspray hvlp. I could just thin down gloss ultra pure white behr latex.

what would be a could white to use? Latex? Lacquer? Something else?

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[Patrick Irish]

https://i.ibb.co/Z1L77ys/04308-ECF-D09-A-4-F0-D-9-C9-C-555-B1-C2-BFB7-B.jpg (https://ibb.co/WpxjjS9) https://i.ibb.co/CQsh9dM/5688428-D-20-E9-4-FE2-A861-E97184-E055-CC.jpg (https://ibb.co/6FJgth1)

[Jim Becker]

As long as the oil based product(s) are cured, abrade and then use a quality primer followed by a durable paint, such as Sherwin Williams Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel or the BM equivalent.

[Rich Engelhardt]

Prime it with a rattle can of B*I*N, that will insure that the stain won't bleed through, then hit it with a rattle can of Krylon or Rustoleum.