Get buttery-smooth finishes by filling wood grain with Renner 648 grain-filling primer. #howtoshorts

Here's a simple little tip for you when it comes to feeling wood grain on oak cabinets. It can be an absolute pain in the neck, but vendor is made as simple and easy with a product 648 right here. This can be used 1 or 2K, super heavy solids, heavy body product. That's going to fill wood grain simple and easy just by spraying it on, sanding in between coats, second coat and bam, wood grain is gone. That's simple and easy. One of the keys to it is having a 6 stage turbine, HVLP sprayer, I've got it Apollo Precision 6. I'm going to be using their new black edition gone right here, I'm going to be pulling it out of a quartz siphon feed cup right here, no thinning. So it used to be, you would have to thin it, and then it didn't act like it was supposed to, with Apollo Precision 6. There's no thinning required now and the wood grain on oak cabinets, filling it up is simple and easy. I'll be sanding in between coats with my 3x4 eka sander with 220 eka and a fine half-inch eka siphon sponge.