Painting Wood Cabinet Doors with an Airless Sprayer. Getting A Professional Glossy Finish!

Learn about Painting Bare Wood Cabinet Doors with an Airless Sprayer. Getting a perfect glossy finish has never been so easy if you follow this in depth guide to getting an automobile-like finish.
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[@vitex1231]

Got new RTA kitchen cabinets and saved 25% ($1800) by getting them unfinished. Used some of that savings to buy good paint and a new airless sprayer plus FFLP tips. Have never spray-painted. Watched your video(s) over and over (especially this one). Managed to do a good enough job on 12 drawerfronts and 19 cabinet doors such that my wife was very happy. In fact, she said I should thank you, so, THANKS!

[@melissaluster1596]

You are Amazing!! I've been doing this 15 years and have still learned so much from you ! But your equipment is off the chain ! If I even had half of that my life would be so much easier! Keep up the good work 👏

[@Idahopainter]

Thanks for your support

[@guywebster8018]

Hes the man no doubt.. 24 years for me and I still learn stuff from him.. 😂

[@Hey_me]

One thing I like about your tutorials is you always introduce us to new and innovative products to make work easier. Thank you.

[@lexandersantana8089]

It’s crazy how relevant your videos are, that booth looks incredible

[@Idahopainter]

Thank you

[@scottvisser8671]

3 questions 1. how well does Renner hang if I sprayed them vertically? 2. no need to exhaust the spray booth? wouldn't that get paint dust inside? 3. can Renner go over lacquered cabinets? Thanks. I sure appreciate you. Your painting skills AND your love for God inspires me! :)

[@renzo4296]

You're totally awesome, I do the same process myself, I use an inspection light to , I go over cabinets and use Bondo lacquer putty for my fine finish repairs, I usually will prime again even though the lacquer putty has good enamel hold out, I will do it for coverage mostly. I'm right handed so when I'm actually spraying my cabinet boxes or trim or doors I'll carry my light with my left hand and more left to right so I can see what I'm doing and cast my shadow off of my work. Thank you so much for your awesome knowledge and expertise.

[@conradyo9274]

Great teachings Chris. Thanks for showing us how to get flawless cabinets

[@BroadHeadedAK]

Love the deep detail! Very professional and in depth knowledge for the folks who care. Thank you!

[@Chronicles-rn4jk]

Love the Luke verses in your description

[@patricklogston4031]

This might seem like a really stupid question but should I store my sprayer with the hose and gun attached? I just got a X5 2 days ago and cleaned it today but was unsure about the hose and gun being attached or not because the blue bottle instructions said to...Mad respect to you guys who are good at spraying! I sprayed some MDF and almost lost my mind a few times!

[@jay.c6080]

What primer was used? Better yet. What’s the recommended primer to use on bare wood like this? Shellac ? And if so…Can you top coat w anything when using shellac ?

[@claudiorassouli1240]

This video was the reason I subscribed. Very useful video that makes painting your cabinets feasible for me. Thank you.

[@Idahopainter]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@zachmartin8230]

I’ve tried the Benjamin Moore paint for cabinets. It lays down nice but it’s the dry time thats just too long. Don’t think I can change from lacquer. But ur videos are the bomb!

[@kylexlittle]

Benjamin's COMMAND fixes the dry time problem completely.

[@johnmooney9016]

Thank you for all of your videos! I’m a woodworker and I’m starting to do more finishing of my work. Question, is that normal to spray the top coat in both directions? Just want to make sure I don’t apply too much material. Right now I’m getting ready to finish the cabinets I built. Thank you John Mooney

[@lukecasper3670]

Speaking of liability, and industrial waterborne materials ..What product (waterborne/waterbased) do you suggest for smoke/cigarette damage on walls/ceilings? Out here in the midwest. Enjoy the channel!

[@Exotic_pet_company]

Is an air assisted a big difference? Quality, ease etc? What about HVLP?? What’s your pref? I like airless, but even with a 211 tip I feel that it can spray too heavy, especially for intricate woodwork. We want a little bit more of a delicate fan and crannies without runs because of paint buildup.

[@shawnheffernan5968]

With the 2K PU are you using the finish for the prime coat also? And 1 prime and 1 finish coat?

[@maguirre8444]

Thank you very much for the video it is very helpful. Question.. is that the best paint you can use for kitchen cabinet? Or what paint do you recommend?

[@MaydaysCustomWoodworks]

@@maguirre8444 hey Jerry. I'm a pro cabinet maker and I've been spraying my own woodwork for about 8 years. I'd say my finish quality is excellent. I personally use Scuff-X top coat from Benjamin Moore. It is widely considered to be the best top coat out there by pros right now. It's a thick finish tho. You can't really spray it out of an HVLP because it's so thick. I've done it before... But you start to lose adhesion by thinning it down. You can go get a Graco X7 from Home Depot for about $450, then get a fine finish tip (310 or 410) and then crank that airless up to max PSI and that Scuff X will lay down smooth as glass as long as your surface is prepped properly. Scuff X doesn't really like thick coats tho. You'll need to spray thin coats.

[@maguirre8444]

@@MaydaysCustomWoodworks thank you very much!

[@lexandersantana8089]

@@MaydaysCustomWoodworks stix primer and MH ready patch. Do you always sand between every coat?

[@MaydaysCustomWoodworks]

@@lexandersantana8089 if I want it to look as good as possible then I will always sand between the coats of primer. With Scuff X I will only sand in between coats if I screw something up lol. Other than that it seems like I can hit the next coat without sanding... But I only do that if it was recent from my last top coat. Meaning the bottom layer isn't fully cured. If it's been like... A week or two since my last top coat I will feel more comfortable sanding it first. Idk if that's required. But that's always what I've done to be safe. Also ... Recently the Stix primer I've bought has been thicker and it's been getting a little bit of minor fish eye while spraying. I wonder if they've reformulated it recently. This last job I used it on it took me a while to sand out those fish eyes... In the past it was never an issue. So I am currently considering using other primers because of that issue. Other than that, Stix is amazing. I tested some Monobond interior/exterior bonding primer. It's Kelly Moore's version of Stix. It is super thick, so you'll need to spray it out of an airless. But it seemed to perform really well so far. I'll be testing it more today. I may be switching to that instead of Stix. Time will tell.

[@shawn921]

Every time I try to paint cabinets with an airless its a nightmare. Only thing i cant think of is the product. Using the titan 440 impact, same gun, and ive tried every tip from 310 fine finish to the fancy 517 HEA(?) Tip. Always have to crank up the PSI to get an even fan but by then there's too much product coming out. Spraying the door hanging so the bottom inside corner always gets build up. Only solution I can think of is thinning the product or switch products all together. 10% thinning doesnt seem like itd be enough but who knows. Weve tried Sherwin premium wood and wall primer, their fast dry primer, zinners smart prime and water base primer. All are a nightmare to sand. For top coats weve tried emerald trim enamel and thats about it. Not sure if you guys have a miller paint store in Idaho but this go around were trying their acrylite. We'll see how it goes tomorrow. I can already tell its gonna be the same ol battle just based on how thick the product is. If it was my choice, id use our capspray 115 every time. Might spray slower but the time saved in sanding flaws is well worth it on top of the money saved on product. Airless seems to take 2-3 times more

[@davidkdanielson]

Would you use Renner 1245 if you were doing a repaint? In the case of a repaint, would you use a dedicated primer underneath the 1245? If so, which primer?

[@mattgloss8580]

That's all lovely. One pointer; you are using isocyanate based crosslinker. There is no protective vapour mask that can be used against isocyanates Sir!!

[@allcoatpainting8515]

Please elaborate on this health concern?

[@mattgloss8580]

@@allcoatpainting8515 there is no known protection against isocyanates other than venting it out to the outside air. Chris is spraying here just beside garage door opening so the hazard is low. It's something to know when you move with spraying and drying to enclosed spaces.

[@Idahopainter]

Correct, On full projects we have our booth vented out a window with a blower.

[@rickneiheiser5091]

I was taught to spray holding your arm parallel to the piece for even spray all the way across. You swing your wrist like pendulum, so you more paint in the middle, and less on the ends when you swing away from it…but not always

[@Idahopainter]

Nice

[@MaydaysCustomWoodworks]

Pro cabinet maker here. I've learned a lot from these videos. Thanks guys! 150g on the seal coat seems super rough... I assume 2 top coats is enough to completely cover those sanding marks?

[@hlg_theshepherd2873]

Yeh we use 400 or 500 on top coats and 2 coats of primer sanded with 240 first then 320 next

[@MaydaysCustomWoodworks]

@@hlg_theshepherd2873 right. Mine is usually similar. I like to just do a single heavy coat of Stix primer. It can bridge gaps and go on stupid thick without cracking or anything like that. So I usually just do one single thick coat of that. And one coat will be enough to sand and not burn through into the wood as long as we are using beech, maple, or MedEx MDF. But something like Poplar can take 2 or 3 heavy prime coats. I usually sand with 240 and then 400 on that same single heavy coat. Then come back with 2 or 3 light top coats of Scuff-X if i'm on my airless. That's what I'll use if it's gonna be in a kitchen or something that might have water contact. If it's gonna be like a closet or an entertainment center or something I don't mind using vinyl sealers and pigmented lacquers or something. But ya.... Super interesting that he said 150g. If it covers properly then no harm no foul. But I'm very interested to see the "glass smoothness" once it's dried.

[@Idahopainter]

I was using a superfine sanding sponge.

[@troubleclliff]

@@Idahopainter I'm looking at getting into spraying cabinets professionally. What paint would you recommend? BM Advance seems to offer the best finish and durability, but the 16 hour drying time makes it less feasable. SW Emerald seems ok, but it seems to have a poor finish and I've seen it perform poorly in durability tests. Are there any other brands you;d recommend?

[@manny7h]

Thanks for the tips. Really enjoy them.

[@agent7agent759]

Hi Chris what is the brand of the sander you use? Thank you for your informative videos

[@TylerTorrez-ye8of]

I run a company out of Vancouver Washington. I've really liked your stuff the past 3 years while building my company. Don't follow everything you do, but you most certainly have served as a distant mentor. Big thanks Chris. I might have missed, but did you prime these at all? Was that first coat primer/sealer?

[@wally7856]

No idea what he used but Zinsser BIN shellac based primer is pretty much the gold standard primer for cabinet work. Sprays like a dream straight out of the can, sands easy, dries fast, stops tannin and other stains. Strong solvent smell but dries fast so smell doesn't linger for long. Alcohol clean up. No idea why but ever since covid prices for it have skyrocketed. Still worth biting your tongue and using it. Graco 310 ff tip is what I use with it.

[@Idahopainter]

Thanks for sharing!

[@PupilofSociety]

I really want to learn more about the Renner system. Anyway to look into it and order?

[@toddplahs83]

Try tlfinish.com or waterbasedfinish.com for product purchase. Both websites have ways to contact for product info.

[@homesteadorbust]

I assume since you’re sanding the primer there’s really no need to pre-raise the grain? Is there a brand or sheen you prefer for the 1k pu? Gonna redo our kitchen and build some built ins

[@beau4506]

Thanks for all your videos.

[@Idahopainter]

My pleasure!

[@LcJohnson7962]

Question. What is fisheye? I’ve memorized most of you videos. I’m almost finished with my 22 door and 12 drawer facings. Looking great.

[@AlanCabrera-i9y]

How do you chance the peace seré go the hose thanks bro

[@patrickromeo3278]

Hello, great video and ty for all your great info. Can you tell me where to find that spinner rack you are spraying the doors on? I can't seem to find it on the web. Thanks

[@Idahopainter]

Thank you for sharing! We sell them at Paintlifesupply.com

[@zacharyward3123]

With spray and hang what’s your method of covering holes created?

[@infinityvideoprod]

Would be nice to know what tip you're using and perhaps the pressure setting etc. Thanks for a great video!

[@routyrodney]

He said the 310 with 1800psi early in the video.

[@infinityvideoprod]

@@routyrodney I must have blinked my ears!

[@devamtebellamy4501]

Great video ! Have you ever used 210 fine finish tip, works great too

[@jcmoye1]

Can you cover the paint you use, possible do some reviews of paint for cabinets?

[@diggitydigs]

Looking to spray some bare interior poplar barn doors. Suggestions on water based primer and paint?

[@Sugarray32]

What was the spray tip you used for priming and finish also what do you recommend on bare mdf to prime it and seal it good so it doesn’t swell fibers and come smooth that not oil base

[@Wavecruzer79]

Could you pre wet that MDF panel to raise the grain, sand and paint? Thanks for all the tips, trying to up my cabinet spraying after building a beautiful cabinet.

[@JerryFrye1966]

When spraying the fronts, doesn't the overspray wrap around to the underside and mess up the glass finish?

[@shmiggz]

Any reason you don't use a tack cloth? Doors looked great

[@carlosr.9795]

Hey Cris, I just bought a Apollo 5 sprayer from your paint store and wanted to know where can I buy the paint that you use for cabinets, love your vídeos been watching your for a long time and have learned alot thank you.

[@carlosr.9795]

Also where can I buy the sander that you are using?

[@Idahopainter]

Renner USA

[@twsd]

Your gonna love that Apollo. Take the time to play with it before you start your real projects.

[@austinsmifthinor438]

Let me get this straight, you prime both sides then sand both sides, then you put a final coat both sides, then you put a lacquer on both sides? 1 coat per side for each phase?

[@ryanmoore9111]

Are you using the same paint for the sealer/primer coat as you are for the final coat? Or is it a separate product?

[@devamtebellamy4501]

Is that a 210 fine finish tip?, they work great with that glassy finish look

[@Xsmile4thescopX]

So you clean cabinet, sand cabinet, brush/wipe cabinet, prime, sand, then paint two seperate times?

[@crazytestpilot1380]

How do you go about painting the cabinetry that's stuck in the kitchen ? I assume you want the same finish there. Spraying there could be problematic i would think.

[@williamdukowitz4431]

What do you do with unfished cabnets painted white on the inside leave i raw white or do u have to clear it

[@ejcsds]

Why do you spray up and down with your tip in a "portrait position" , instead of left and right? Hope you understand my question. what advantage is there?

[@Idahopainter]

Simply personal preference

[@jcmoye1]

Why don’t you spray with the widest disbursement of paint coming out of the gun? Better coverage

[@joshlynn6846]

Have you ever used a kremlin rexson paint machine? I have a few I bought through an estate sale and would love some insight on them. The man I bought them from had passed away and only painted lacquer through the machines but I feel we aren’t set up to paint lacquer, so we spray majority of our cabinets with oil base enamel or a urethane. Every few times we run into different issues like holidaze (fish eyes) or slow dry times, sticking to our racks (we have the same art racks as you do). I know I bought great machines I am just running into issues that I would like solutions to, most issues are the same that you have ran into. Should we switch to lacquer or are we doing something wrong with oil/urethane

[@kevintalboth6555]

What type of mask is that one you are using?

[@istain8853]

How do i get the sandpaper marks from my palm sander out of the wood so its not shown?

[@drewcama5481]

I'm more a painter/ plasterer than a furniture finisher. But 150 grit sand paper isn't a super fine grit. I'm thinking 300 grit or 400 grit. Also Bondo doesn't take stain as well as other wood fill products and dries pinkish so not ideal for a clear finish either and since this is an interior wood project Bondo wouldn't be my choice. I guess more about time than quality and the number of layers he is doing.

[@drewcama5481]

@@WEALRO Interesting I thought grit was a standard, grit particles average diameter. though different countries use different identifiers. I thought if your talking 150 then that's the standard 150. If your talking P150 then that would be a standard P150 which is slightly coarser than 150. ( but only slightly and not a discernible difference) I think its more what your working on weather the sandpaper is fine or medium for that application. because if you were working on a metal gloss finish you may use a 5000 grit sand paper which you would never use working on wood. But I would have thought to use something higher than 150 for a finishing sanding on wood. I have never heard of Surfprep and find it peculiar that they have a different standard for labeling their sandpaper grit as you suggest. Surfprep web site describes 150 as a medium.

[@tawneenielsen4080]

Could you please let me know the best bonding primer? I used to use Gripper, but recently heard it's adhesion isn't great anymore. Need to paint vener. Would love to hear your opinion. Peeling paint is not an option!! ;)

[@jasonchristinablanton3482]

Stix by insul-x.

[@adventurez2170]

BIN is really good.

[@johnettebeaver1991]

Can you use an HVLP sprayer with the 1KP Water based products or is there no reason to with this product?

[@prajaktashivarkar7019]

Which is the best primer for unfinished poplar cabinet doors? I will be using a roller

[@billrector]

What type of paint are you using? I looked up waterborn PU but no search result seemed appropriate.

[@Indigenousim]

You use racks to stack freshly painted doors , other painters prefer spraying on 2x4s , others prefer hanging them on a rope so as to do all sides at once, since you use a rack I assume you prefer the rack method but hanging is faster

[@Idahopainter]

I prefer hanging

[@bklynwam]

What product do use for top coat and what type of sheen you go with?

[@davidkaplan8526]

I want to try Renner paint yo301245-02 with the crosslinker YC,1402. How many ounces of crosslinker in 1 gal. of paint.

[@TodayWeWrench]

What sprayer tip was used for this? I have the Titan 1700

[@pattubbs2202]

In past videos you said you always use an extender... trying to cut out any spit varibles here? (Doing some cabinets right now! )

[@dielmandeleon3558]

Where you find or where you get the stand where you put the doors for spraying the doors I really like it and I live in California and I was wondering where I can get it

[@michaelhedaria9725]

Which primer did you use?

[@Idahopainter]

Same product it is self seal

[@isaacvargas1423]

Is spraying acrylic paint for cabinets okay using an airless sprayer?

[@atanasiogutierrez319]

Question what tip do you recommend for a graco airless sprayer for cabinets

[@kurtiseby08]

What was the brand of the paint? I do a lot of cabinet painting on rentals. Ive used lacquers for years but as you said it’s not worth the liability. I’m currently using SW Emerald Urethane trim enamel. Just wanting to try other products. Thanks.

[@toddplahs83]

It’s Renner. $80to$100 a gallon. Check out Eric Reason utube.

[@2979paul]

Where can you purchase the products?

[@25258721]

How do you like emerald? Pros or cons?

[@kurtiseby08]

@@25258721 I actually enjoy using it. There have been times I couldn’t spray and have had really good results brushing. It levels out very nice. The cost for me is the biggest draw back.

[@javiermejia2716]

Minorca Home Solutions can this paint be sprayed with an airless?

[@oscarsingh4662]

Did you use a waterborne Renner primer, if so, what is the name? What topcoat did you use?

[@guywebster8018]

Your tools are top notch bruh.. 😂 Im hackin it out here in h-town... Noticed the coogs memorabilia! Are you a u of h'er? Or different coogs?

[@Idahopainter]

Daughter went there

[@javiermejia2716]

So with this 2k PU, you don’t need any primer, just two coats?

[@Idahopainter]

"Its always" and "95% of the time" contradict each other? Its never always. It depends on what product you are using and what or if the doors are already coated.

[@kcvelazquez4221]

How do you know how much to charge for this professional level of labor?

[@melissaluster1596]

Years of experience! But in your area I would recommend calling around other pro to keep up with prices around you !

[@kcvelazquez4221]

@@melissaluster1596 thank you

[@kcvelazquez4221]

@Boom Stick but how about drawers and cabinet boxes, and prepping. Or that price includes that?

[@Idahopainter]

I charge per door.

[@kevinwilliams8738]

Chris, another great video...thanks. Just a quick question, do I need to go back and re-prime the spots that were touched up with Bondo glazing compound after the initial prime coat ? Go Cougs

[@josephshort2408]

Helps to get those spots covered with primer once before the first coat, thin coat while you’re still masking off to be efficient

[@thebuckeyepainter]

What brand paint did you use and what tip size did you use? I've tried using my 211 titan with regal from benjamin moore even after diluting it and I couldn't get it to work had to go with my 310 from graco for doors that is

[@Idahopainter]

i use 2K poly to paint cabinets

[@Jgwoodworks1623]

I don’t understand how the overspray isn’t all over the driveway. 🤔🤔🤔 And if is dry dust will it make a complete mess when it rains? What about getting the overspray in cars?

[@darrylc5734]

hello, wondered why is my "freshly painted cabinets" mud cracking. it started cracking in different spots as it dried, some parts are ok. i painted them outside in a tent. california temp is 65 and hum 75. sanded cabinets and wiped them down before painting. had used rust-oleum latex primer before and it seemed to be ok. can i lightly sand them and paint primer over again?

[@erichuffstutter2719]

Were they previously painted? What paint did you use for topcoating? If you used an oil based topcoat over a waterborne base it can do exactly as you describe.

[@misbfa1]

Why didn't you mask off the drilled hinge holes. Won't that affect fitting in the hinges?

[@Idahopainter]

No it will not

[@jcmoye1]

You don’t spray a seal on the doors?

[@Susan-gc6sy]

I actually like the way you are using water-based paint. Too many VOCs in our houses as it is. I have only 30 beadboard kitchen cabinets to prep and paint, all hand made so consistency in cabinet dimensions will never quite be there either. What fun, but at least it has character and you don't get that with flat pack furniture.

[@michaelhabada3493]

Nice work. Are you using that product for the prime coat also?

[@odlabu1003]

Can you tell me where can I get the sander< please?

[@lukeholbrook4711]

Was that a specialty product that you had in the paint bucket holding your spray tips . And what were you soking them in.

[@Idahopainter]

Tip Saver soaking in TS-99. Both available at paintlifesupply.com

[@dougdewitt5083]

what r u using for primer and paint ?

[@eriksayer884]

So I have a HF airless sprayer and I sprayed some trim in my house a while back. I took your advice and bought a 310 tip to try and conserve paint / be more precise. Spraying Sherwin Williams emerald paint it clogged the tip immediately, I cleared a few times & kept clogging so I switched back to the 515 to do the job. Is it just my cheapo sprayer? Or is there something I'm missing. The 310 said it was suggested for stains.

[@lexandersantana8089]

Must have been the harbor freight tips or the sprayer, I run HEA tips 310 and 515 using a titan 440 and it always works great for almost everything, lots of possible culprits can cause clogs

[@keerickchernyak3129]

Adjust your pump. It's probably to much pressure

[@lexandersantana8089]

I just did a set of cabinets but the wood grain was so deep I wasn’t able to fill them with enough primer/laqure. Could still see some vary light dark shadows of the wood grain, couldn’t figure out how to get it as beautiful as yours, maybe I need to do more sanding

[@lexandersantana8089]

@@njmallday yeah, I’m going to try to use an airless sprayer next time using 208 tips and lay the doors down instead of hanging them. I hear a vinyl sealer is good so I may try that

[@misterfee6467]

If it doing oak u need grain filler prolly

[@stephenstrader1577]

I think Chris uses AquaCoat for oak and other raised grain cabs.

[@erickvaliente8158]

Could you post the materials did you use like primer and top coat thanks 👍

[@Idahopainter]

I use Renner 851 selfseal 2K poly

[@erickvaliente8158]

Thank you for replying,do sale that too ?

[@erickvaliente8158]

Thank you for replying, do you sale that too?

[@dumdiversaspapalbull1452]

Thanks

[@alexherppich7794]

Not sure if you have a video that really goes in depth with bondo vs spackling but would really like a super indebt video about it seems like I run in to it all the time where nail holes aren't filled 100% on mdf and so on. (I did watch the video on filling nail holes too) but especially with something critical like cabinet doors i would assume you might not want to just use spackling on them?

[@Idahopainter]

Bondo glazing putty is for smaller holes. It shrinks a lot. However it is harder and sands finer to eliminate stuff spackle will not like brush marks ect. Spackle is to soft and does not bond as well to do this.

[@Idahopainter]

I am sure it is quite clear to everyone that I am squeezing it out of a tube and not mixing two parts.

[@brookesigler9681]

Does anyone know why he only only goes up to a 150 grit? Thought you need to use a higher grit for smoothest result!? I'm totally lost....Guess i have been doing all wrong?

[@Idahopainter]

I was using superfine sponges.

[@picassosweetsproducer4426]

When I painted with my airless I could see the lines from my sprayer what am I doing wrong?

[@Idahopainter]

You need to adjust pressure properly to eliminate fingering.

[@picassosweetsproducer4426]

@@Idahopainter my business is taking off thanks to your knowledge I appreciate you sharing on KZbin I have 10- 5 star reviews so far just started this year the credibility is there.

[@captainamerica6521]

adjust pressure and back off to close maybe!

[@ensurepaintingplusllc]

SANDER BETTER THEN, FESTOOL CHRIS? AND WAS HOPING THIS WAS IN YOUR STORE BUT CAN’T WAIT FOR TOOL BELT TO BE AVAILABLE🤙🏻

[@lexandersantana8089]

Ekasand and Surfprep are the best of the best when it comes to sanding. Festool has a great system that works together, like apple products

[@buddybarlow9604]

Happy to see you guys doing Renner, Milesi and envirolak is a favorite of mine

[@Idahopainter]

Great products

[@shaynesabala]

I can't get a smooth coat to save my life. I'm using a graco fine finish tip with airless sprayer. I'm shooting it outdoors because that the only place I have but I have come to the conclusion that it's my technique. I turn the pressure as low as I can get it without having drips and a good pattern. Any advise on what I may be doing incorrectly. Thanks.

[@joshuasmith448]

Could be material is thick/wrong size tip. Could also be that you are moving to fast and not laying down a good film. That’s just the first couple that come to mind. Hard to say for certain. What material and set up are you using?

[@shaynesabala]

@@joshuasmith448 I’m using lacquer with a graco sprayer and a fine finish tip. Last weekend I started out putting thin coats and letting them dry between coats. That was giving me more of the same so I ended up putting down multiple coats one after another to really soak it and that worked perfectly. I thought that I was supposed to run this tip with low pressure but now I’m thinking that the pressure was too low and I wasn’t spraying enough paint. I’m just not sure how it’s going to work on the bathroom cabinets because I can’t put it on that heavy or it will run. I think I will up the pressure some and do the other doors to see how it comes out before I shoot the cabinet.

[@twsd]

Super smart tip storage. Mineral Spirits?

[@xalonetv6399]

Starting to be a few too many ads. At least for me I had one every 5 mins. Love the videos keep coming. Much love

[@appearedpoet561]

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[@AM-lo5gd]

Love your channel. I am new to spraying and would like to invest in an HVPL(Fuji) or Airless Sprayer(Graco 17G180 Magnum ProX19 Cart Paint Sprayer) with 308/310 tip to spray builder grade cabinets. Which would be easier to use and give the finer/professional finish.

[@ensurepaintingplusllc]

Apollo Precision-5 PRO Limited Edition Turbo or for 2 grand cheaper check into the TITAN CAPSPRAY HVLP SPRAYER 105 or the 115 price is around $1,419.00 Good-luck, & sorry of too late 👍🏻

[@alliehunter9896]

What tip using?

[@angelestrella3318]

what’s the name of that sander ?

[@25258721]

Chris do you favor titan ff over graco ff?

[@Idahopainter]

Absolutely

[@derekt4459]

What do you think about air assisted airless guns?

[@homerscustoms7635]

Can I get the cabinets a smooth class finish with a latex paint not a oil base? And also how would I do it with just a brush and roller I don’t own a sprayer. I have a client what the cabinets to be a smooth glass finish and am only using a brush and roller

[@Idahopainter]

If you spray

[@homerscustoms7635]

@@Idahopainter I don’t own a sprayer is it possible to get it without out a sprayer a smooth finish with a brush or a rolloer

[@lexandersantana8089]

@@homerscustoms7635 it isn’t

[@cali1188]

What kind of painter pants are those and where can I get some ?

[@Idahopainter]

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