Prepare Surfaces for Painting

the cabinet so for the prep work when you're about ready to start painting this thing what I did was I'll show you I'll tell you what I what you're supposed to do and I tell you what I did wrong I got all the I didn't have to really sand the sides of them because overall they're fine the edges where you cut somewhere along the way I had some saw mark so you have to use like 80 grand 120 to 220 grit what not to get rid of those saw marks cut the edges you know make sure that when your table stock came across if you use a crappy blade like I did I had a lotta bunch of tear out so just use some sandpaper kind of create your own wrap round over edge if you will and then you're supposed to caulk all the butt joints or the parts that's actually touching the wall to give it that seamless clean look it's I mean the whole world is being held with a call unfortunately in construction but so I caught that all the way around now that's what you're supposed to do here's what I did wrong I got ahead of myself I did not want to wait I didn't practice patience so before the call had a chance to dry that's why I took the liberty of starting and cleaning up all those edges to create a round over and dust went into the column and I was so irritated because you can't get that stuff out we're talking the only way to do it is just add more Kolk on top absolutely come on right if you have any other ideas write a comment down below cuz I literally don't know how to fix that problem so don't do that but the cult dry and then mess make sure that you don't have me dust in the area so do