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Clean Bare Wood Before First Coat

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Painting Wood Cabinet Doors with an Airless Sprayer. Getting A Professional Glossy Finish!

What happens here

After all initial sanding and any Bondo applications on the bare wood, it's critical to remove all dust and debris from the cabinet doors before applying the first coat of paint. Use a dust brush to sweep off loose particles, and then follow up with an air compressor to blow off any remaining fine dust. Ensuring a dust-free surface is vital for a smooth, high-quality finish.

Goal: Ensure doors are perfectly dust-free before applying the first paint coat.

Tools and materials

  • Air Compressor with Air Gun — Blowing off fine dust from the doors
  • Dust Brush — Sweeping off loose sanding dust
  • Respirator R95 Mask — Protecting respiratory system from dust

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off i got my air compressor i don't want any dust on my final coat so i'm going to dust these off really well and then we'll get going spraying i now i'm going to begin we've changed

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