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Apply Grain-Filling Primer with Spray Gun

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Eliminate the grain or keep the grain? Painting oak kitchen cabinets! #remodel #homerennovision

What happens here

Once the sanded surface is clean and free of dust, prepare to apply the Rener 648 grain-filling primer. It's crucial to use a spray gun for an even and smooth application, as demonstrated in the video. The primer should be catalyzed for optimal performance. Mount the cabinet door onto a specialized painting stand, such as the 'PaintLine' stand shown, which allows for easy rotation and access to all edges. Don a respirator mask and gloves for safety. Apply the primer in thin, even coats, allowing adequate drying time between coats as per the manufacturer's instructions. This primer is designed to further fill any remaining pinholes, create a smooth surface, and also prevent wood tannins from bleeding through the final paint finish.

Goal: Apply the specialized grain-filling primer to achieve a smooth, open-grain surface and prevent tannin bleed.

Tools and materials

  • Plastic Sheeting/Drop ClothsProtecting the work area from overspray
  • Respirator MaskProtecting respiratory system from primer fumes and particles
  • Safety GlovesProtecting hands from primer
  • Spray Gun ApolloApplying the primer evenly and smoothly
  • Rener 648 Grain-Filling Primer RenerThe primary coating to achieve the open grain look

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spending the time of just continuing to load, you know, more and more primer on there to get it eventually 100% flat. What looks really cool is the grain itself and that open grain look. And that's what uh Rener 648 primer does. Catalyze it and it will also stop tannon

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