Spray like finish on cabinets NO SPRAY GUN!
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Sherwin Williams Pro Classic water-based alkyd paint
Sherwin Williams 4'" Blue knit rollers 1/2"
Mohawk Pre-catalyzed lacquer matt clear, DEFT satin clear lacquer - Jak na to + styl
By the way when the spray cans are nearly empty (or on a cold day) I sit them in some "hand hot" water. This increases the pressure in the can so the propellant will squeeze out the lost drops of paint ("waste not want not" :) )
I've seen a lot of people make vids of diy projects, but never anyone that gives anywhere near as detailed in their directions as you. Man every time I'm needing quick tips, advice or detailed instructions, I look at your videos for the info. Thanks for everything man I appreciate the tips they really help. Keep'em coming...
Thanks Paul, been watching a lot of you videos lately. Keep up the great work, and we appreciate all you do!
Thank you for watching and especially commenting, I really appreciate it!
Have a good day!
Paul
I'm going to have to look into this Pro Classic paint. I usually do not like Sherwin Williams paints, but this might be worth the while. Thanks for the great vids brother!
this guy is great, he has help me with my garage door, my rotten thresholds and now cabinets, Your wife is one lucky women, my husband cant stir paint lol.
Good looking fence behind you.
Thanks Paul, good tips for finishing.
Thanks for the tip - will be using it soon
thanks for getting right to the point. great video.
Thank you Natalie,
Have a good weekend!
Paul
Great tips. I like the can lip punch idea very much...but l'll opt for a mallet or dead blow hammer to avoid more palm bruises.
Thanks Mike, I really appreciate you taking the time to comment!
Paul
Great video with great advice! Thanks for the tips and tricks, definitely useful. What do you think of the primer and paint in one? Do you think you get better results doing the two separately?
As always, Good info Paul.
great ideas, thanks!
Nice video, Great shirt.
I like what you do, I have a suggestion for you, if you are using a water base product, do not sand with a steal wool. Metal and water creates RUST. It may take a while before it show up but it could show.
That looks fantastic. Great video. Thanks for posting!
Thank you efman2k3,
It is good to hear from you!
Paul
Can anyone explain how he used water based paint over oil based auto primer?
Keep the roller ready for a while without drying out. Wrap the wet roller in a plastic sandwich bag and store it in the freezer.
Take it out let it thaw and its ready to go again.
Thanks for the tip Edward. I had access to newspaper bags and I would wrap my rollers with them on long jobs. You can also wrap them in aluminum foil. if you are going to keep them longer than 24 hrs., you can put them in a refrigerator. I also keep my caulking in the fridge, it keeps the products from drying out and you can use them as immediately. The freezer will make paint brushes and rollers hard until it thaws. It still works but I prefer a refrigerator.
Have a good day!
Be careful with that steel wool as Mark Gagnon said. When using a waterbourne top coat you have a good chance of rust coming through if not perfectly wiped off.
You've always got awesome advice and information! Thanks
Thanks, I really appreciate good people like you!
Paul
I can't believe there are some dislikes. what is wrong with these people? What is not to like about your CZcams? NOTHING! Great Job....
Hi Charles,
Thank you for taking the time to comment, have a good weekend!
Paul
Thank you Paul. Before I watched your video I was going to use a natural wood finish on some cabinet face frames, now I'm thinking I'll paint them using your method. God bless.
Thank you, I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment!
Good luck, I'm sure you will do well.
Paul
That roller nap will leave a fine raised dimpled surface verse brush lines. I know that I can use a brush and show no lines if the paint is thinned right, the paint will flow if you let it.
I thought with Pro Classic being so durable, a clear coat wasn't needed? Or is there another reason I'm missing :) Last I looked at your videos was 2013 when we started on our kitchen project and I was spray painting my doors, but hand painting the upper cabinets. If the paint chips, can you still do touch up when there is a clear coat?
Man that door is tempting me to paint mine too which i was not sure of before. I do have an auto sprayer which i never used..can i use auto sprayer ?
Great video, thanks Paul. I am working on a kitchen that was built in 1937 and has multiple layers of paint on the builder original cabinets and doors. Any suggestions for how to make them look great again?
Hi Paula,
You will have to be careful with old paint, it will probably contain lead in it. I would not recommend sanding lead paint. I would suggest going to a paint supply store, they will have more knowledge than the big box stores. I would look for a good paint stripper. I normally do not use strippers but sometimes it is the best option.
thanks for the video Paul. super helpful! do you have a video on framing a basement? looking to finish my basement myself.
Hi Danny,
Unfortunately, I don't.
I live below sea level in New Orleans and have no basements in this area. I can direct you to a channel that covers several topics on framing. I think you should find what you need, this guy is good.
Bob Schmidt is his name and here is the link czcams.com/users/HomeRemodelWorkshop
If you have any questions, let me know.
Thanks!
Paul
Good video and nice shirt. From the U.K.
Paul, can you tell me why you use an automotive primer as opposed to primer from a paint store?
Hi Michael
You can use any spray primer, I personally like grey automotive primer because it bonds very well and has excellent coverage. I tried other primers, but they did not cover as well. This is only my personal opinion and not a rule to go by.
I hope this helps.
Thanks!
Paul
using a clear coat over a wall paint bad idea. makes touch up difficult if you seal make sure paint is dried 5-7 days so you don't end up with a foggy look.
Nice pink multi-driver lol good tips.
Thanks,
Megapro donates 1 dollar for every pink driver sold to Breastcancer.org for research.
Have a good day!
Paul
avoid vocs found in auto primer & lacquer.
say no to the lip punch bad idea just wipe out lip and you will be fine.