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Final Product and Overspray Cleanup

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

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What happens here

Once all the cabinet doors are painted and fully dried, inspect the final finish. The presenter highlights that using the spray booth with an airless sprayer results in 'dry dust' overspray (silica dust), not wet paint. This dry overspray is easily cleaned off any surrounding surfaces (like the epoxy garage floor) by simply blowing it off with an air compressor or wiping it down with a rag and soapy water. The final result should be beautifully finished cabinet doors with a factory-like, durable surface.

Goal: Showcase the completed doors and explain the easy cleanup of dry overspray.

Tools and materials

  • Air Compressor — Blowing off dry overspray
  • Rag — Wiping down surfaces
  • Finished Cabinet Doors — The final product of the project
  • Soap and Water — Cleaning surfaces with dry overspray

What they say

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so i'm going to show you on our booth here so we're we've got our booth facing outside that way we don't have to have any type of ventilation system because it got you know all this fresh air you know moving in and out i'm spraying that direction which the whole entire booth bottom top sides is all sealed you are getting some dust coming outside it's not wet overspray so you can see on this floor right here the epoxy floor that's just dry dust now if you're concerned about you know over spray once i'm all done this is all with just a blower it will it'll blow right off or just wipe right off with just your rag and some soap and water because it's just

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