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Sand Filled Areas for an Ultra-Flat Finish

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Inspection Light basics. Paint Kitchen Cabinets.

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After applying the fillers and allowing them to dry, the next critical step is sanding. The video suggests using a 3x4 sander, such as the EKASAND 3X4 Sander, to achieve an ultra-flat finish. This type of sander, designed for professional use, ensures even pressure and smooth results. Continue using the inspection light throughout the sanding process to ensure all filled areas are perfectly flush with the surrounding surface and that no new imperfections are introduced. The inspection light is an invaluable tool for both professional painters and DIY enthusiasts, as it prevents the disappointment of discovering flaws only after the project is complete and the cabinets are illuminated by kitchen lights.

Goal: Achieve a perfectly smooth, flat surface by sanding filled imperfections.

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fill and then we're going to begin sanding and using our 3x4 sanding to get an ultra flat finish an inspection light is an absolute must you know if you're a professional painter or even a do-it-yourselfer trying to paint your cabinets it's going to give you that finish there's nothing worse than sanding on a table without an inspection light or um coating your cabinets if you're not sanding coating everything getting it all done doing all that work hanging it back up flipping on your lights in your kitchen that are casting light down on your doors acting like an inspection light and showing all these imperfections that you wish you would have saw you know uh because you weren't using an inspection like a small

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