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Final Inspection and Preparation for Spraying

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Best sander for cabinet repaints. Cabinet painting tips.

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Once the cabinet door has been thoroughly sanded and all dust has been removed, it is now ready for the spraying process. The presenter emphasizes ensuring the work surface (inspection table) is also clean to prevent any stray dust from contaminating the freshly cleaned door. This meticulous preparation is crucial for achieving a flawless, ultra-fine paint finish.

Goal: Confirm the cabinet door is perfectly clean and ready for painting.

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now my door is ready for spraying as you can see i also vacuumed off my table right here now i'm gonna do my next door this one's all ready to spray now the vacuum or the sand or hooked up to the vacuum does a pretty dang good job keeping a dust free environment but you do get you know some dust down in those pores in those cracks that that type of vacuum system does not get out that's why it's really important to vacuum with a secondary source or use a blow-off tool right before you go to spray now i got an hvop sprayer that i use a blow-off tool that i'll blow it off also that's another option but this right here at my inspection table i got a bosch battery operated vacuum and this system works absolutely amazing so if you haven't subscribed to our channel hit the subscribe button hit the notification bell that way you get notified every time i come out with a new video it's free simple and easy to do for the last 12 years it's never cost a dime to subscribe we don't market to you when you subscribe neither does youtube it's just a simple way to send you an email every time i come out with a new tip or trick right here on paint live tv and it's a simple way to help support making these free videos for the last 12 years in the next 12 years to come subscribe notify we'll see you on our next video out

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