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Many thanks to you both :) I will seek out the Bulls Eye 1-2-3 today - I'm all for as little mess as possible! If that fails I'll go with the whole sanding down mallarky.

Many thanks :) And, the liquid de-glosser? Would it be ok to use this instead of sanding down, and if so do you know what it's called in stores here in the UK, I can't find it listed on B&Q's website. Sorry, hopefully the last question!

Thanks so much for your reply. Do you know anything about the liquid de-glosser? Also, wasn't sure whether your reply applied to the laminate kitchen cupboards AND the bedside tables or just one of them. Is it the same process for both? Thanks for your help - it is so much appreciated.

I have a couple of pine (but not solid pine) bedside chests similar to the one pictured here : [http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PINE-BEDSIDE-TABLE-PORTLAND-/120683067088?pt=UK_Bedroom_Furniture&hash=item1c194576d0#ht_500wt_1156] I want to paint them ivory to match my new decor and bought the above...