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

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What happens here

The project begins with an introduction to painting bare wood cabinet doors. The presenter highlights the use of a water-based polyurethane (PU) from Renner (specifically product 1245 with a cross-linker for enhanced durability and chemical resistance), applied with an airless sprayer (Titan 440 Impact with a 310 fine finish tip and RX Pro gun, set to 1800 PSI). The painting is conducted inside a PaintLine Portable Spray Booth, and doors will be dried on spray stands and stacks. The importance of using water-based products over flammable lacquers or oil-based options due to liability and the quality of finish is also emphasized.

Goal: Understand the project, materials, and equipment.

Tools and materials

  • 310 Fine Finish Tip Titan — Achieving a smooth, fine finish with the airless sprayer
  • Airless Sprayer Titan 440 Impact — Applying paint evenly and efficiently to the cabinet doors
  • Cross-linker Renner — To enhance chemical resistance and durability of the paint
  • PaintLine Portable Spray Booth PaintLine — Providing a contained environment for spraying to minimize overspray and dust
  • RX Pro Gun Titan — The spray gun compatible with the airless sprayer
  • Renner 1245 Water-based PU Renner — The primary paint for the cabinet doors
  • Sanding Table with Inspection Light — Inspecting doors for imperfections and providing a work surface for sanding
  • Spray Stands / Stacks PaintLine — Holding cabinet doors during spraying and drying
  • Bare Wood Cabinet Doors — The items to be painted

What they say

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this christy idaho painter here on paint life tv today i'm going to be painting some bare wood cabinet doors so if you want to see me spray these things sand them spray them again right here in this spray booth giving you some tips and tricks stay tuned for this video all right so i'm getting set up to spray my door so i'm going to be spraying today using an airless sprayer and i'm going to be using a water-based pu i've gone away from using a flammable lacquers or oil-based products just because of liability and these industrial coatings these waterborne coatings are absolutely amazing we'll give you a factory-like finish today i'm going to be using a renner product 1245 with a cross linker to give it some more chemical resistance and a little bit more durability so i'm going to start spraying here very soon i'm going i've got a titan 440 set up 440 impact i'm gonna be using a 310 tip a fine finish tip from titan got the rx pro gun my pressure is set at the pump a titan 440 doesn't have a gauge but i hooked up a titan hga gauge to the pump so at the pump i'm running around 1800 psi to spray these doors i'm going to be spraying i only got six of them so i'm going to be spraying them on a spray totally right here from paint line spraying them down i'll be spraying the backs first sanding them using my inspection light to make sure these things come out like glass and perfect with no imperfections and i'll be stacking them on the the small spray stack and then i'll be flipping them over and doing the opposite side so we're going to get going with spraying the backs of these things i'm going to show you what it looks like using the inspection light to make sure you don't have any imperfections you know on these doors and then we'll get get painting so here we go

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