Applying First Clear Coat and Inspection

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Powder Glaze Kitchen Cabinets

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The presenter prepares the spray gun for clear coat application, ensuring the material flow and spray pattern are properly adjusted. He emphasizes wearing a respirator when spraying, even in a booth, but foregoes it for teaching purposes. He then applies a first clear coat to the cabinet door, which is hanging vertically from a PaintLine PSDR rack. He explains that spraying vertically allows both sides to be sprayed at once, which is more efficient for full sets of cabinets. He mentions applying a third pass to ensure complete coverage. After the first coat, he inspects the door for imperfections under a light.

Goal: This step involves applying a clear protective coat to the glazed and cleaned cabinet door, typically spraying vertically for efficiency, and then inspecting it for any remaining imperfections.

Tools and materials

Apollo Precision 5 HVLP Sprayer Apollo
Water Base Finish Clear Coat Renner

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shoot our clear coat okay I got my gun all set up got my spray powder and set up and then testing it in here I think I'm ready to shoot this door one thing was doing my sanding again when off the lunch came back forgot to put on my gloves when you're doing the sámi and the powder glaze that stuff's going to give all over your hands it is kind of messy so it's a good thing to always wear your gloves and then after I do the say I mean I switch out gloves and put clean gloves on to start handling my gun with once I've sprayed this thing off I've dusted it all off if I don't like it what it looks like here and I want to do a little bit more buffing there getting some more power glaze off I would send it out if I'm working with the crews send out the guys and say hey fix this or fix that but I'm ready to go what's good sample I'm in here talking teaching not wearing a respirator make sure you want a respirator even when you're inside of a spray booth spraying but I'm trying to teach at the same time I'm only doing one door I'm not doing a full set of kitchen cabinets at this point in time otherwise I would be wearing a charcoal respirator so I get my first coat on the door itself I did do the third pass on the door so typically I'm going to spray it one direction then I'm gonna crosshatch it and spray it the next question next direction once I looked at it it looked a little bit dry on one side so i justed my material flow up just a little bit because it wasn't enough material wasn't coming out for the speed I like to spray so I just said that and now it's just right I'm gonna set this one aside I'm gonna show you spray in one hanging up now on the PSD on Iraq we typically never spray our cabinets laying down because we're always spraying both sides at one time it makes a cabinet painting process significantly faster when you get comfortable doing them hanging I'm not gonna do anything with backside I'm just gonna clearcoat it just so you can see it but it typically would be finished both sides with powder glaze if we were doing the powder glaze I'm extremely

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