Application of Glaze/Patina and Clear Top Coat
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INDUSTRIAL H20 Cabinet Coatings. Painting HAZARDS!
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
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