Its not the same doing a demo paint then it is painting your own home, i havnt got the confidence going along the ceiling edge like he has .

I watched it all!

Awesome!

Great job, but for this amount of preparation and finish. I’ll buy some new cabinets.

I love advance but had to stop using it because it takes so long for the paint to cure between coats. Scuff-X or Dunn Edwards DecoGlo for cabinets if your not going with lacquer

Well done! I'm researching how to videos to prep for painting my kitchen cabinets. I stumbled on to your video. Your finished product is beautiful.

Great video, allot of info jammed into 36min! thanks for doing this video, this will save me a ton of trouble and rework!

you did an amazing job, thank you for sharing some good techniques

I plan on painting my cabinets in the near future, and the uppers crown has gaps where it meets the ceiling bigger than I could possibly fill with caulk (1/4" in places)... Is this a problem I should try to fix by removing and reattaching the crown tighter to the ceiling, or is this something that is probably fine? Beautiful work, and thanks for the video.

Question: I want to paint white cabinets in a flip/new kitchen. They're brand new so no grease or anything like that. Do I need a degreaser/cleaner, or just wipe them down? Also, do I need to use a primer first?

I did with a bit of the fwd button😂 great job bro

Great job! I learned a lot from your explanation as you were painting. Mike B

Prutser

Thank you so much. Wish I had the money to hire you but ,alas, it will be a DYI with your excellent advice

Do you use a polyurethane top coat at all to protect the paint at all? If not, how well do the cabinets hold up for scratches or wear and tear?

just watched and we are about to add a new walk in pantry to the kitchen. debating on building our own cabinets and painting has always been a stumbling block…but your techniques clarify things very well. what spray gun are you using in this video because it is not in the links. I have compressors with air purifiers etc so that is not a leap for me, but I would like to get a handle on the spray gun. thanks for your time and explanations.

I always use a roller to paint, but I am now considering using a spray gun for painting my garage inside (white), and outside house stucco, after I patch some spots, and also picking a paint color for a cinderblock perimeter wall. Google says mix half a cup of water (4 oz) to every gallon (128 oz) of paint. That is 3.18%. (Not 10%, or even 20%). If I buy a gallon of paint, there’s no room in the can to add any water, so I am thinking I’d need to have any empty can, pour half of the gallon of paint in there, then add the water (2 oz per half gal) mix it, then pour that into the spray gun reservoir. But you are saying mix 20% water in the paint. So, that means 25.6 oz of water per gallon (128 oz) of paint, NOT half a cup (4 0z) of water. So, is this correct-mix 25.6 oz for every gallon?

Just what I needed ! Thanks !!🙏🏽

I find it amazing a tent could be so useful... But I don't own one, and I really wonder if I should use an old camping tent... Hmmm I'll really look into this. Thanks! Best wishes to you in the fall of 2024

I can associate with the weight of the graco. Dammmmmm ittttttttt

Looks great !

very nice work buddy

Would this work if trying to cover a patched nail hole before applying a coat of Benjamin Moore Regal Select? Thanks.

Buy a good brush that doesn’t cost 3$

Your body wasnt worth this anymore?

Thanks, great presentation and explanations. Was hoping I could get away with using paint with primer, but appears I'ma have to do the labor of prime then top coat. Also thanks for mix ratios on wood grain filler and paint thinning

Any difference with Bathroom Cabinets? Semi-Gloss finish instead?

22:24 yup....

Great video. I'm a plasterer by trade. I had a client wanted the cabinets in her recently purchased co-op painted white. After coming across your video that had the very same cabinets I had to watch the entire video. The boys and i watched the whole thing. It was very helpful. Nothing like bonding with your kids on a job.

Watched it all. Great job, especially on the prep.

Thank you for such a great video!

do you recommend Heirloom kitchen paint?

Wow, I watched all 36 minutes of this. So impressive! I e been watching DIY cabinet painting videos thinking I’ll do mine. E cause they made it look so easy. Then I saw this….. it looks amazing! No way am I doing this myself.

Results video?

Go Bears

Thank you. How about SW gallery series vs advance?

Sorry. I see you covered primer. I have two birch plywood shelves that are in the garage on the wall below the lathe. I’m thinking about BM Advanced Danube Blue. A darker color to hide dirt better. What should I go with in terms of texture? Gloss? Semi gloss? I’m thinking of priming first, then some body filler on the edges followed be another coat of primer. Light sand and topcoat. Is that ok? Thanks, Paul

What primer do you use? I have Kilz. Is that ok?

Love your work and tips

I have read that SIIX has poor tannin coverage for oak, etc. and will bleed through. Anyone have experience or can comment? Thanks.

That butcher block is beautiful!!

Do you use the same tip for primer and paint?

What a fantastic video! Thank you so much!

Ugh everything I did was wrong 🤭

Great tape advise 🥰

Looks amazing. too much work spraying..lol

Good stuff

I know this was posted years ago however, anyone know what grit of sandpaper is best for sanding when it's dry? Also which grit is best for a light surface sand onpree-existing cabinets?

Dropping the hard "L" 😂

Yes I watched your entire video. You did an amazing job!