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Real-World Spraying Simulation and Cup Hook Introduction

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Best Hooks For Spaying Cabinet Doors | New PSDR Hinge Hook

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What happens here

The presenter conducts a 'real-world' test by simulating the actual spraying process for cabinet doors using the different hanging methods. He demonstrates rotating a door hung with the PSDR Hinge Hooks to spray all sides, showing its stability. He then repeats this with a door hung using the EFC Hinge Hooks, confirming that they also work effectively under typical spraying conditions without the door falling. Finally, he introduces and demonstrates the use of simple brass-plated 3/4 inch cup hooks, showing how they can be screwed into the door's edges (similar to the old school method) and used to hang it for painting. He concludes that all three methods function well for standard cabinet doors in a practical painting scenario.

Goal: Evaluate the practical performance of various hanging methods during a simulated painting session and introduce cup hooks as an alternative.

Tools and materials

  • Cabinet Cup Hooks — An alternative method for hanging cabinet doors by screwing into the edge
  • Cabinet Door — The item to be hung and painted
  • EFC Hinge Hooks for PSDR The Paint Line — Hanging the cabinet door during the spraying simulation
  • Hanger Rack The Paint Line — Supporting the hung cabinet door
  • New PSDR Hinge Hooks — Hanging the cabinet door during the spraying simulation

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is using um cup hooks so now we're just going to do just basically a real world test because we don't want to you know show you know these um hooks just failing and stuff because you know that's not necessarily you know what people are going to be doing they're not going to be yanking and twisting on these things your real world I'm going to spin it spray this side spin it spray that edge spin it spray that Edge then I'll spin it back and spray that side spin it spin it spin it spin it that's kind of real world what you're going to see you know if I'm actually you know spraying these doors so I'm going to spray this side spin it spray the other side spin it spray that side let spray top and bottom somebody that's going really fast spin spray it spin it spray it you see that that hook is not coming out at all I would say you that is a success you know with that style hook if you're going to use the um Fish Hook style hinge hook I mean that's a great option now I know um thousands of people are using the the EFC style Hooks and the reason why they're using them is because they work and I got to say you know I've used them in the past and they definitely work for me and there are times when you have to use them with coupled with wave hangers for doors with wide um hinges so real world this is what it's going to look like going to put our door on there I'm going to make sure it's set now I'm going to spray the door spray one side spray another side spray that edge spray that edge and I'm done spray one side spray another side spray that edge spray that edge and I'm done so you can see it's actually working somebody that's trying to work maybe too fast spray one side spin it spray another side spin it spray the other side spin it staying in there not an issue the heavier the door the larger the door you know more likely you know it could pop out cuz it's create more force on the hinge um on the hinge hook uh but you know kind of a standard St cabinet door both of them are absolutely um working just fine comes off just squeeze it comes off just like that last method um you see me use this method over and over again and um not necessarily better it's just another way all three of these are um equally good methods and you just got to decide what method works for you spin it one side

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