Rotate and Coat All Exposed Edges and Sides
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What happens here
After applying paint to the main flat surface, the painter carefully lifts and rotates the cabinet piece using their gloved hand to expose new, unpainted edges and sides. This action is performed multiple times throughout the video to progressively paint all accessible surfaces of the cabinet door/drawer front. Each newly exposed section receives an even layer of gray paint from the HVLP spray gun, with the painter maintaining consistent technique (distance, speed, and overlap) to ensure a flawless and uniform finish across the entire piece.
Goal: Achieve complete and even paint coverage on all visible edges and secondary surfaces of the cabinet piece.
Tools and materials
- Black Glove Gorilla Grip Trax — Protecting hands and aiding in safe handling during rotation
- Cabinet Door/Drawer Front — The object being painted
- Green Painter's Tape — Securing masking paper
- HVLP Spray Gun — Applying an even coat of paint to all surfaces of the cabinet
- Masking Paper — Protecting masked sections during handling and spraying
- Gray Paint — Achieving the final color and protective coating on all surfaces