Prepare Furniture for Painting

for this video all right we're going to get started painting our furniture and I got multiple pieces of furniture I've got a shelf here we've got a a nightstand we've got a picture frame uh we got another nightstand we got a TV stand we got a bunch of different pieces of furniture we're going to be doing it different colors we're going to be using the um poly that could be used 1K or 2K if you're not familiar you know with that terminology it's catalyzing it or hardening it I've got videos that explain that process and we'll be uh explaining a little bit as we go to as we um catalyze and Harden the paint because if you want your furniture to be extremely durable and have that soft velvety look and um finish to it then you want to catalyze your product or add a hardener to it so we're going to be sanding using our ecosand 3x4 sander it's an amazing sander with hepac hooked up to it we've got an inspection table so we can inspect our um Furniture we can inspect our work to make sure we've got a Flawless finish some of it's going to have kind of a rustic look to it some of it's going to have you know a polished uh look to it but there's going to be different um things we're going to be doing we've going to be doing some filling with some Bondo sanding vacuuming spraying multiple coats in our spray booth that we can do right here inside the shop and ventilate it outside so we're just going to begin walking you through the process um the beginning process is the sanding filling um any type of cocking you need to do or whatever you need to get that furniture ready to spray so let's get on with the prep process