Assess Door Materials and Choose Paint

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BEST Way To Paint Doors. AIRLESS SPRAYING.

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The video begins by introducing the task of painting two custom front doors and two custom back doors to achieve a glossy, automobile-like finish. The doors are a complex combination of materials, including two types of vinyl, metal, and wood on the door edges. The presenter emphasizes the need for a paint that can adhere to these diverse substrates without eliminating the fine grain present on some of the doors. For this challenging project, PPG Breakthrough paint is selected due to its self-priming properties and versatility across plastic, metal, and wood surfaces.

Goal: The presenter introduces the project of painting custom exterior doors, highlighting the diverse materials involved and the need for a specific type of paint.

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PPG Breakthrough Paint (Satin finish)

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getting ready to do these doors and we're gonna walk you through the entire process step by step I'm not gonna explain it all at once we're just gonna show you as we go these are kind of a challenge and these doors are a combination of different substrates these are a vinyl door so you've got two different types of vinyl here they're different colors we've got metal here and then we've got wood here and then we got wood on the edge of the door so it's kind of a challenge of what to decide what to paint these doors with and then the ones in the back have like a very fine grain to them so I wanted a product that's really thin that's not gonna take and eliminate that grain but I just wanted to have that a really good look a sprayed-on custom automobile like finish it so I decided to use PPG breakthrough that's what I'm gonna be using it's a self priming coating that can go on plastic and go on metal can go on wood could even be use on concrete so we're gonna be using that so I'm gonna begin

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