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Apply First Coat of AquaCoat

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GRAIN Filler for Cabinets.... Aqua Coat Wood Grain Filler

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What happens here

Scoop a small amount of AquaCoat Cabinet Grain Filler from its container using a flexible squeegee. Apply the grain filler to the cabinet surface, spreading it thinly and evenly. For raised panel doors, avoid getting excessive product in the corners or along the routed edges, unless the goal is to fill those areas as well. Work from the inside panels outwards. Use fingers or a microfiber rag to apply to intricate areas or edges where a squeegee might not reach effectively. Allow the first coat to dry for approximately 45 minutes.

Tools and materials

  • AquaCoat Cabinet Grain Filler
  • Flexible Squeegee
  • Microfiber Towel
  • Raven Disposable Rubber Gloves
  • Cabinet Door or Shelf

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apply my aqua code now so I'm gonna just begin applying some on the inside the tools and accessories you typically see in all of our videos you can typically find those tools down in the video description in our videos down below the stuff goes a long ways you don't need to take a whole lot off or out of the container I'm gonna begin just applying it on my surface and I'm gonna stay away this is a raised panel door so I'm going to stay away from the edges I'm not gonna be caulking the the raised panels on this sometimes we'll caulk the doors the cost of panels and where we live you can get away with doing that because the climate is very dry and so you can get away with caulking your panels so I'm just going to work it around close to the edges and then that's gonna be my first coat right there that's down the center panel and you can see there where it's filled the grain so that's one coat I can look at it right here the outside it's filled really good but we'll go along the outside set this down here so it is it looked pretty good but now that I'm scraping some on I can see it's spilling quite a bit of grain in there so just keep applying that doesn't take a whole lot it's doesn't have a strong odor it is water base cleans up very nice and easy so I can get the edges that looks pretty good so you can see now this door is getting pretty close to being finished I can rub my routed edges with aqua coat on a rag so I got a microfiber cloth if I'm really particular and I want to fill grain on the edges I can just rub it on those edges and then any hard to get areas if I'm trying to get into a corner I can use a rag or I can just use my finger so these little end grain cuts right here they're probably they'll show you that and then I've got some routed edges right on here that it's built up so I'm wiping that down just like that the products and is really really easy and we're gonna show you the sanding process so this one is just about ready to go let's wipe this down all my hedges are just about hit they've got one more edge right here I'm gonna set this thing aside and this takes about 45 minutes to dry and then we can sand it and then we'll move on to our second coat so got two right here two coats on this one one coat on this one I'm gonna sand both of them and then we'll apply our final coat so I'm gonna apply a third coat on this because this is a shelf that I want really really glassy glassy smooth I'm gonna apply just two coats on the cabinet's onto…

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