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Help! I used Smart Prime thinned 20% and applied with HVLP On my stained cabinet doors that I deglossed with KrudKutter Gloss Off and green scrubby pad (no physical sanding). It's been 6 days and I can still scratch off the Smart Prime with my finger nail. I know it says 7 days to full cure so maybe it won't be an issue tomorrow but I'm worried. It went on pretty thin in most places so I'm about to do a second coat but wondering if I should use SW Extreme Bond primer over the Smart Prime, and if that would help with cohesion? And maybe I won't thin down.

So there's no reason to take the doors outside and use Zinsser B I N Shellac? Like so many other pro cabinet painters and furniture people say they do. I was ready to do that before he said to use Smart Prime.

I made it through the whole video and you did a magnificent job with the video and the cabinets

Very helpful. Watched all 36 minutes 🎉

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This was so helpful! Thanks for all the tips!! Also, what color white is the topcoat?

Great video! Thank you!

Great video thanks

Why didn't you take off the doors on this video?

Ok I got my 5000 was all set but I was wanting new counter tops, they just got in now 😮it’s 100 degrees Fahrenheit in my garage. How do you handle that. I’m waiting. Following you from my armchair in Louisiana, little town called Bastrop.

I wonder if I can do this process on a cabinet that the old paint is coming off?

Shower cap for protecting from splash back on your hair might be an option 😊

Thank you, I already learned so much from watching your two videos. Could you tell me how much should I expect to pay for a project like this (kitchen cabinets)

Great video, planning on getting a paint gun and getting my kitchen cabinets painted!

Very informative. Thank you.

nice video. Does spray paint easily fall off and get scratched?

The checklist you have is fantastic. So cool you're sharing that process with your followers.

Hey followed your advice on the choice of paint. And thank you so much! It is an amazing product 👏

Your so good with the brush :) Thank you!

Yes I did watch the whole video. You have done an amazing transformation in their kitchen. I'm sure they will be overjoyed! Question; I have the cheap cupboards with the pressed board I guess (?) Over time they have swelled up and split open. There are raised spots along the bottom of the doors. Is there a way to redo them or is it time for different fronts?

I can't watch any more, has beautiful cabinets and soon they Will be god awful White, stomach churning, that is #1 thing that drives me away from a home.

I watched 36 minutes of your beautiful white cabinet paint job. Working up the nerve to do mine. Thanks for the tips.

I really enjoyed watching this video, I’m gonna try to attempt to do my cabinets white this was very helpful 😊

Thank you for sharing the video. I watched the hole vid, im doing my first kitchen cupboards respray job. Any tips? 😅

Geeez that’s a lot of work! What do you charge for that?

Nice work! It looks great ❤ 👍 👏 👏

Ryan, this is such incredible content. I live in Australia and followed your instructions to a tee and it worked out perfectly on a test board. The question I have is if you have any tips for covering a ceiling.

I watched all 36 minutes as well. Thank you for taking the time to post these videos. I was seriously thinking about buying new cabinets but now I see I have options and probably for a whole lot cheaper so thank you 👍

I watched the whole thing! I would love to do this to my kitchen!

I’m ready to get my cabinets done after seeing your video thank you

Absolutely beautiful , watched from start to finish amazing job done

Need a turntable for the doors. Save you some handling. Great vid!!

Located in the midwest, humid summers. Two questions. What season would you recommend painting kitchen cabinets, oak raised panel? Second, would you caulk the door panels? If so when and with what? I quess that is three questions.

Very instructive video. Yesterday, the DIY kitchen cabinet spray kit and Wagner I ordered from your company arrived in the mail and I'm looking forward to getting started this summer. I like the way you cover all the steps that we must do in order to get professional looking results. Thank you!

I did stay for the whole video. Great job! We are going to be doing our cabinets soon maybe in the fall and you had some great tips! Loved the drying rack!

Looks great! Love watching your videos and they really helped me with my first attempt with painting cabinets!

Good video! The only thing I still use masking tape for is when painting base trim in a carpeted room. I use the masking tape to protect the carpet, and take it up as soon as the paint dries. Since straight lines and bleed through are not a issue, it works for me.

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:01 *🚪 Prepping for Painting* - Importance of thorough cleaning and prep work before painting, - Effective use of brown rosin paper to protect floors from drips, - The significance of using frog tape for clean edges and easy removal. 05:29 *🛠️ Use of Zip Walls and Plastic Sheeting* - Zip walls as an effective containment method for overspray, - Utilizing plastic sheeting and zippered doorways to seal off painting areas, - Importance of maintaining a sealed indoor environment for quality results. 11:05 *🎨 Priming Process and Equipment* - Using Smart Prime for its bonding and blocking properties, - Thinning primer for optimal spraying results, - HVLP sprayer setup and techniques for efficient and even application. 23:16 *🖌️ Cabinet preparation and caulking* - Importance of filling gaps and cracks before painting cabinets - Using caulk to ensure a seamless finish - Different approaches for dark versus light-colored cabinets 24:01 *🎨 Top coating cabinets and paint thinning* - Thinning paint for smooth application - Choosing the right finish for cabinets - Importance of using earplugs and low VOC paints 27:03 *🛠️ Final touches and preparing for reassembly* - Aim to complete cabinet painting within a week - Importance of cleanliness for final coating - Process of thinning down paint and applying final coat 29:21 *🏡 Final coat application and project completion* - Ensuring thorough cleaning before final coat application - Achieving a smooth finish with the drying rack - Touch-up work and completion of the project Made with HARPA AI

Amazing job.... What a difference. Thanks for taking the time to show your work.

Love your technique. What a beautiful finish!

just watched the whole thing, love to see pros do something before i have to do something because its alot faster and more forgiving. THANKS

Im completely removeing the lead paint from a 100 year old wood sided house and sanding afterwards. A lot of the sideing is old long leaf yellow pine some boards have alot of pitch and sap. Ive herd slow drying oil base stain blocking primer is best wood you think that or go another way

Thank you for sharing your expertise to the world. I'm a DIYer and is in the process of painting the NEW doors of my kitchen cabinets. I replaced the old doors with a newly made shaker doors which I made from scratch. My take away from your video is: to use a satin finish, Benjamin Moore brand. I initially thought of using gloss finish for easy clean up. I also learned (from you) that I can use 20%water as an extender instead of the M1 paint extender. My question is: I'm gonna be using an airless sprayer instead of the compressor type sprayer. Will I get the same smooth "car-like" finish result? (BTW I'll be using the HOMERIGHT C800971 Super Finish Max HVLP) thank you in advance for any advise!

I have used this sprayer for painting baseboards, doors and trim for whole homes. It’s a great solution and Graco products rock!

Hey, great video I watched the entire video, and it was very informative. I'm getting ready to paint my kitchen cabinets myself. Your video will help me out tremendously. Thanks! I will be sure to share it with others!

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I have a maple kitchen and have been sort of considering painting the cabinets. A couple of years ago I painted some box store cabinets with BM Advance using the Flexio 5000. The good news is that I ended up with a great smooth finish. But it was painful to get there. I did thin the BM about 20%, more than I expected to. I used the detail sprayer and had lots of trouble. Even after thinning, the paint seemed to be nearly drying before it hit the cabinet doors. (This is a dry climate and I only worked early AM when it was cool--I was in my garage). I resanded a lot and started over. Ultimately I moved the painting op into my basement where it was chilly and maybe a bit more humid. I had no trouble after that. Have you encountered this before? Would I have had this issue if I had used the bigger sprayer part that you did? Any suggestions?

Thank you for this video. I really need this question answered. I have already painted white cabinets. Do I need to prime them to repaint them white. They are builder grade painted when our home was built. Thank you!!

Well done, thanks.

Using SW Emerald Urethane for Cabinets. Do you recommend thinning with Flexio 5000?