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Prepare and Apply First Coat of Grain Filler

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

What happens here

After preparing the oak cabinet surface, apply the first coat of Renner 648 grain filler. The video recommends using a six-stage turbine HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) sprayer for this application, specifically mentioning the Apollo Precision 6 with its new Black Edition gun. The product is pulled from a quart siphon feed cup. A key advantage highlighted is that with this specific HVLP sprayer, no thinning of the heavy-bodied grain filler is required, ensuring optimal product performance and coverage.

Goal: Spray the first layer of grain filler onto the cabinet door.

Tools and materials

  • Apollo Precision 6 ApolloA six-stage turbine HVLP sprayer for applying the grain filler
  • Black Edition Gun ApolloThe spray gun attachment for the HVLP system
  • Quart Siphon Feed CupHolding the grain filler for spraying
  • Renner 648 Grain Filler RennerFirst coat of wood grain filling

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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

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