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Summary of Benefits: Safety, Durability, and Efficiency

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INDUSTRIAL H20 Cabinet Coatings. Painting HAZARDS!

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The video concludes by reiterating the superior performance and safety aspects of Renner water-based coatings and Surf Prep sanders. Key benefits discussed include the elimination of explosion risks and formaldehyde off-gassing associated with solvent-based lacquers, better health for applicators, fast drying times comparable to lacquers, and extended 'stack time' (4-6 hours) allowing painted doors to be stacked sooner. The longevity and efficiency of Surf Prep foam abrasives also contribute to cost savings and a simplified sanding process.

Goal: Understand the comprehensive advantages of using modern water-based coatings and specialized sanding tools for cabinet refinishing.

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know as a guy that's always used solvents um it was really hard for me to imagine myself coming into water base and rener had approached me about using their Coatings and uh I just flat out told them you have to prove it to me that they were and they did we uh we were in the lab for about about 3 to 4 days uh I think we ran through about 80 doors all different species all different types of Coatings after we had got done um spraying everything we took them to the lab with the chemist did adhesion tests uh we did cold check tests a 30 cycle cold check test um you know chemical resistance so yeah good so the these these uh Coatings right here they are legit in your mind and if you don't know who Lewis is you are very well known in the industry and you're known you kind of describe it to me uh what you do you're a refinisher I'm a painter and I'm trying to learn a little bit about your trade that's why I'm here and so what is your background just to give everybody a little bit of background on you so I'm a third generation refinisher slf finisher um my grandfather and my father have that's all they've done is industrial wood coating clear finishes and pigmented finishes um when I started my professional career I started doing the same but ended up kind of transitioning into uh contract finishing so I any cabinet shops Mill Work shops that needed some overflow work done or if a coding needed to meet a certain specification they would come to me for something like that so if it was anything you know they couldn't match the stain you know that's where my expertise kind of kind of comes into so you've been doing this a lot of your life yeah so you're you're definitely an expert when it comes to this and I know you've used uh lacquer based Coatings and and the big thing is is liability and i' and I've been using them for quite a few years doing kitchen cabinets we transition from water base kind of just Coatings I mean ano Coatings for trim the house of trim transitioned into lockers and kind of the smell you know um that didn't bother me as much but the liability the explosion possibilities with it there is no risk with this whatsoever right uh yeah so you're not going to run into that explosion risk it's much better for you and terms of health um from breathing in because you know lacquer is off gas for Malahide so once you spray that lacquer it starts to form from Malahide and I mean that's just not it's not great for you so that's the strong smell we're…

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