Applying the Breakaway Glaze

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Powder Glaze Kitchen Cabinets

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What happens here

The presenter moves into a spray booth (The PaintLine PSDR Series) and prepares to spray a cabinet door. He advises new users of HVLP systems to set the pressure on the machine (initially shown at 6.0 PSI, later adjusted to 4.5 PSI for glaze) and to back out the material flow on the gun. He turns on the HVLP sprayer and the spray booth ventilation. He applies a full coat of the black breakaway glaze to the cabinet door, ensuring good coverage without aiming for a perfect fine finish, as it will be sanded later. He demonstrates spraying a flat-lying door on a 'Spray Twirly' stand (from PaintLine).

Goal: This step involves setting up the HVLP sprayer and spray booth, then applying a uniform coat of breakaway glaze to a cabinet door, preparing it for the distressing process.

Tools and materials

Apollo Precision 5 HVLP Sprayer Apollo
Renner 1338 Breakaway Glaze Renner

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I'm gonna fire up my HVLP sprayer here and we're gonna get ready to spray so let's go into the spray booth and get on with the spraying all right here I am in my spray booth get ready to spray some of the things you need to know if you haven't got a lot of experience with an HVLP sprayer or the apollo precision five you can dial in the pressure at the machine try to use the lowest pressure possible when you're spraying with their htlv since I got my pressure control at the HVLP turbine over there my air control knob I never actually used that with you when using the atomizer 7700 gun I always get it back all the way out get it back all the way out I'm going to start off spray and I'm going to turn my material off so that's not gonna be any material flow then I'm gonna turn my machine on I'm gonna start backing out my material solid get the proper material flow I'm gonna turn on my sprayer turn on my spray booth even though I'm inside the spray booth right now you should wear a respirator because I'm teaching right now I'm not wearing a respirator because I'm gonna be doing some talking at the same time here I got to the spray purely from payline if you're accustomed to spread your cabinet doors on a flat device like this this is one method you can use it and then you transfer it to a stacking rock paint line has a staff wrap that you can put it on a 50 rack so I've got my pressure all set right got my gun set right and this you're not worrying about getting a really fine finish we're just worried about getting a nice coverage of our powder glaze or break away glaze on this comment I'm gonna be getting a full coverage on here and then sanding off what I want sanded off the end my pressure is all the way down to 4.5 not very to go with the spread all right here we are at our

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