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Proper Stacking for Drying

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

What happens here

After applying the final top coat to each door, carefully stack them onto vertical spray stacks. It is essential to stack from top to bottom, meaning you place the top-most door first, then the next one below it, and so on. This prevents any stray dust or debris from falling from higher, potentially still curing, doors onto lower, freshly finished surfaces, ensuring a perfectly clean and smooth finish on all doors.

Goal: Efficiently dry multiple painted doors without causing imperfections.

Tools and materials

  • Spray Stacks PaintLine — Holding and drying multiple cabinet doors
  • Freshly Painted Cabinet Doors — The doors after the final top coat

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all right one other pro tip i want to explain i got my doors i'm stacking in there you definitely want to stack from top down if you stack from bottom up as you slide doors in there if there's any dust or anything or debris that comes off the door or your hands or anything it's going to fall down on your freshly painted doors that you just did so always go top down when you're stacking them

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