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Application of Glaze/Patina and Clear Top Coat

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What happens here

After the base coats, a powder glaze (also referred to as patina or breakaway glaze) is applied, followed by a clear top coat. This multi-layer system provides depth, specific aesthetic effects, and enhances the overall durability of the finish. The video highlights that this entire process, from bare wood to final clear coat, including multiple layers, can be completed within a single day, due to the fast-drying and stackable properties of the Renner water-based coatings.

Goal: Apply aesthetic and protective layers to the cabinet door for a complete, durable, and appealing finish.

Tools and materials

  • Spray Gun
  • Cross-linker (optional additive) Renner
  • Powder Glaze/Patina Renner
  • Renner Water-Based Clear Top Coat Renner

What they say

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on top of that and then we put a glaze right a powder glaze a powder glaze and then and then a patina patina so is that the so is that the patina the color or um so they refer to it as the product so some people say powder glaze some people say patina some people say Breakaway glaze it's the style of and then we clear coated that and that was all done in one day absolutely and um how much time would it take to do that typically on um a cabinet door like this is it done in a day or is it so this morning uh we came in and I did the entire finishing schedule in one hour one hour yep with no interruptions just going on and what I noce we all we all sprayed did our own doors and we literally were able to do this as fast or if not faster than lacers y absolutely incredible and then the safety issue they are water-based Coatings so it cleans with water and then you don't have um all the solvent smells exactly and then I think it's you know a customer issue so oh yeah absolutely it's a liability issue liability and the the customers themselves don't like the smells of loers it's never really been that big of an issue for me but um I know um for some people they're really scared to spray lacquer based Coatings or solvent based Coatings in Interiors because of the extreme strong smell with the r coings we were spraying them in here all day not wearing respirators we did have good ventilation and stuff but I know you uh you believe in them but uh you went down to the factory which is in North Carolina and I know did a little bit of research on it and worked with the chemist and so what was that all about to discover that these products are really really good and good enough for you to use yeah absolutely so you know as a guy that's always used

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