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Applying Second Clear Coat and Final Tips

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Powder Glaze Kitchen Cabinets

What happens here

The presenter demonstrates applying a second clear coat after inspecting the first. He reiterates the importance of careful sanding to avoid visible marks, especially with white finishes. He shows how small imperfections, like fingerprints or remaining dust/scratches, will become visible after clear coating and emphasizes the need to sand these out before the final coat. He highlights that Renner coatings 'gel out' nicely and provide a smooth, glass-like finish after settling.

Goal: Applying a second clear coat after addressing any imperfections, with final advice on proper sanding, pressure settings, and safety for achieving an exceptional glazed cabinet finish.

Tools and materials

  • Apollo Precision 5 HVLP Sprayer Apollo
  • Black Gloves Raven
  • PaintLine PSDR Rack The PaintLine
  • Respirator
  • Water Base Finish Clear Coat Renner

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doing the powder glaze I'm extremely confident spraying it up not gonna get any runs been doing it for a while but the rhetoric coatings hang really really well really tried hard to get them to actually run and see you know how much it takes to get on the run it's actually pretty difficult to give this stuff to run I would like right now that I got it here sitting here in this light I'm not too happy with you know what was took it off right here I'd probably sitting that back have that buffed out a little bit cuz we've got some scratches going crosswise but everything else I like kind of some of these imperfections and stuff like that kind of gives it that age antique look but let's get on to spraying this is a five sided disposable leak proof spray booth and that means the floor has got plastic down here I've also put down a cardboard sheeting on top of that but if my cardboard sheeting elite there's plastic underneath so you're not going to damage your flooring it's a disposable spray booth so once I'm done with this thing I'm just gonna just take it wad it up throw it with all the rest of my stuff in the trash and I'm done and ready to go to the next jobsite you do when you're dealing what this is a white you have to be very very particular about your sanding marks or your sanding strokes on it or fingerprints or imperfections so this was a fingerprint I just left it on there I wanted to show you that these things are actually going to show up the end result once you clear coat it so if you see stuff like that when you're in here getting ready to spray send that back out to make sure that that is buffed out I have the pressure on the precision vibe it was dialed in right at 4.7 PSI extremely low pressure the lower the pressure less overspray you're going to have to try to dial that pressure down you know to a lower pressure so you don't have a lot of overspray but then you also want to get a really nice finish this red or coating gels out and lips looks absolutely amazing when it's going on it's kind of interesting because that look does look a little bit orange peeling but believe me just let it set out give it 15 minutes it'll look like glass so there you have it some simple tips and tricks using breakaway or powered ways to make your cabinets look really amazing if your interesting initiative tools or the accessories that we're using in this video or any of my videos always check out the video description below where you'll find them if you've ever…

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