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Introduction and Initial Spray Booth Setup

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How To Paint Or Refinish Kitchen Cabinet Doors. Cabinet Painting Hacks.

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What happens here

Begin by setting up a temporary spray booth within the kitchen or designated work area. This involves covering all fixed surfaces, such as walls, countertops, and appliances, with plastic sheeting. The video specifically mentions using '12x400 plastic' for this purpose. Secure all plastic sheeting tightly with painter's tape to prevent overspray from escaping and to protect surrounding areas. Ensure all cabinet doors and drawer fronts are removed from their frames and countertops are cleared.

Goal: Prepare the work area for spray painting by creating a contained and protected environment.

Tools and materials

  • Painter's Tape — Securing plastic sheeting to surfaces and sealing off areas
  • Plastic Sheeting

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This is Chris the IDO painter and this is a multi-part series of painting cabinets and lacquering them with an HVLP. And this video is how we go about top coating them with our lacquer using the HVLB sprayer. Now we're working on setting up our booth within inside this kitchen. We've got a window right over here. This is where we're going to be venting out everything. The lacquer and um all the chemicals will be vented out this window with a fan. We're dropping plastic around all these walls. And I'll show you inside the kitchen right here just got our spray booth set up right on the other side of that plastic wall. Get our cabinets. Starting to take our doors apart. Get them ready to be prepped.

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