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Initial Inspection for Imperfections

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

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What happens here

Before any painting begins, thoroughly inspect each bare wood cabinet door for imperfections such as nicks, dings, or pinholes. Use a specialized inspection light on a table, which casts shadows that make even minor flaws visible. Identify areas that might be fixed with sanding and mark deeper imperfections that will require filling with Bondo.

Goal: Identify and mark all imperfections on the bare wood doors.

Tools and materials

  • Sanding Table with Inspection Light — Highlighting imperfections on the door surface
  • Bare Wood Cabinet Doors — The items being inspected

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get get painting so here we go all right so i got my inspection light and table sanding table set up right here got my ekasan dustless sander set up where i'll be doing any type of sanding i need to do and you see i got my inspection light and the benefit to this is being able to set your uh your door drawer front or door front on a table like this in front of a bright light you'll be able to pick up on any type of imperfections that you might not catch just without any type of lighting assistance i've got a big nick right here on it i'm gonna be checking fronts and back before i do any type of spraying and do any type of repairs so this nick a lot of the little nicks and dings you can just sand them right out this one's pretty deep so i'll be using bondo to fill that one i'll begin checking all my doors and drawers

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