Apply Catalyzed Pigmented Lacquer and Dry
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How To Paint Or Refinish Kitchen Cabinet Doors. Cabinet Painting Hacks.
What happens here
After the undercoater has dried, assemble a ladder-based drying rack. This is constructed by securing two ladders together with zip ties and running a long wooden dowel rod between them. The dowel rod should be drilled with holes and secured with zip ties to the ladders for stability. This rack is designed to hold multiple cabinet doors/drawers for drying. Once the undercoater is dry, transfer the doors/drawers to this rack. Apply two even coats of catalyzed pigmented lacquer using the HVLP sprayer. The video indicates that sanding between coats is typically not necessary with this process. After each piece is sprayed, carefully hang it on the ladder-based drying rack for curing.
Goal: Apply the final, durable, colored finish and set up for proper drying.
Tools and materials
- Drill — Drilling holes in the dowel rod for securing with zip ties
- HVLP Sprayer Titan CapSpray HVLP 115 — Applying the final lacquer coats
- Ladders — Supporting the dowel rod to create a large drying rack
- Wooden Dowel Rod — The horizontal hanging bar for the ladder-based drying rack
- Zip Ties — Securing the ladders together and the dowel rod to the ladders
- Catalyzed Pigmented Lacquer — The final colored, protective coating for the cabinets
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