I have been doing cabinets for years and I recently purchased the PSDR system. This DEFINITELY lives up to the hype!! I was so skeptical about making the purchase but I'm so glad I did! We were also able to knock out a set of cabinets (Approximately 40 doors and drawer faces) in one and a half days with 3 - 4 guys. I have the crew start the dismantling, labeling, and taping up process. Once we get so far I have 1 or 2 guys fall back and start spraying doors while the other(s) finish up masking and prepping the cabinet frames. By the time the doors were sprayed, then the cabinets frames were ready. The PSDR is a great system that I was able to incorporate pretty flawlessly. It saved me a tremendous amount of time and ultimately money. Thanks for introducing this product to us Chris!! Appreciate your great videos! God Bless!
I bought this product about a month ago and have used it twice. It is a total game changer. I used to use saw horses to make a table and spray one side of the doors at a time. With this system you not only can spray all sides in one go but the racking system makes it super convenient for doing the next coats after that. It decreased the work it took to do cabinet spraying by 2/3. Highly recommend!! Appreciate what y’all do at Paint Life!
I've used that same technique with the Hangers. The biggest issue was the fact they spin and you had to space the doors further apart taking up more spaced. Def go w fixes Hangers if you use that method. Good video guys.
I purchased this item on the 7th this month. 2 days before this video. Also bought a titan 115 same day. Getting ready to start adding cabinets into the business offerings. Can't wait to get this. I almost thought you guys developed this tech. So cool they let you sell it on your store for us. Thanks for making this available to us in the States.
I love the racks you hang them on. We had a large set of heavy gauge wire hanger that we would loop and put a screw in. Put the hole under the hinge so the hole is covered when you put it back together. The fact that you can hang that many doors on one rack would be nice.
I do cabinets with your same system i seen it on a old video but i used metal hangers that would spin. We would have one rack made out of that square strut that has holes eveny spaced on one side. I used it as an electrican years ago. But we would hang each door then have a hook somewhere convienent so we dont have to hold them out by hand its super tiring like that. When done spraying the door it goes right back on the strut. To 4 ft ladders would hold up the strut
Have you guys got any tips on spraying banister and spindles, i get alot of customers asking me to do them, just wondering if there's a way to spray them with minimal or no overspray, doing it by hand all the time is not a nice job as you guys know, TIA.
I'm a remodeler everytime I need quality painting advice I find your videos are clear and concise.thank you paint life have a great season I remember the price went up 10% Trump rocks
Have you done drawer fronts on these? Or does it just work for larger doors. I usually just got my prep guy to hold on to the door for me. But he's always complaining about the paint in his face. This system looks like a win win. 😀
So pretty much thanks to you, I'm about to start my own painting company. I've done some smaller projects here and there, but I'm about to actually register my business and start the journey. I've invested in a paint sprayer (graco magnum pro x19) and other important tools and supplies and I want to thank you for motivating me and giving such wonderful advice. If you have any tips for someone starting a small business I would appreciate the input. Thanks man and keep rolling brother!
find out what everyone else is charging and quote around that cause you wont get work. people are cheap these days depending on the state you live. In southern jersey 90% are cheap fuck millionaires that only want to pay you $600-900 for a full kitchen.
I'm in the middle of doing my kitchen cabinets. I'm totally going to use some scavenged lumber to build two large frames and use tarps and shower curtains to make a spray booth. :) I wish I could afford this sexy stuff tho.
I've made a decision to buy one of these rack systems I notice that you have screwhooks do you screw right into the cabinet and if so what size are these screws. One last question . Do you refill the holes? Doesn't customers have a concern that your screen screws into their cabinets? Enjoy watching your videos learning a lot of new stuff been painting cabinets that 25 years .always something new to learn.
Niceee video. Can u tell me. Was the name of the company who sell the spray station system. With a filter on it. And. Turbine U make a video of that I can,t finded
I actually used rebar, #5 up top and crossed it on the bottom underside using #3 rebar and basically made my own drying rack of course with the cup holders, same concept though, wish I could put pics on
I thought I was a genius when I realized if I put hooks in the bottom of tops of the doors and then hung them from a $15 Walmart clothes rack to spray (using the wooden hangers, that would always fall part) then hang them on commercial clothes racks I bought off craigslist (clothing store liquidation). Worked for me for about 4 years, even had a box fan with an HVAC filter in front of it to catch overspray. Then I saw your video's using the PVC spray racks, and I was just like, these dummies. But then after seeing this and how much easier it is to break down, store, and transport, I went ahead and bought the paintline system. Much easier. And I never took the time to fill the holes in the cabinets and never got any complaints or call backs, if you drill in the right spot, up high on the uppers, down low on the lowers, once reinstalled no one will ever see them. A few years ago I also tried to turn one of those big white commercial canopy tents you see at the fairgrounds into a portable spray tent, it weighed a ton and if assembled outside in the summer (No space in garage or home) it would end up being like a greenhouse. It worked great on paper but not in theory and was a pain in the butt to assemble. Then I saw the ad for the portable spray booth from paint line and ordered it on the spot. Waiting for the June 22nd ship date, wish I had it now to use on my current cabinet repaint as the customer left me with enough room in the garage to fit a mini cooper and yet I have 60 doors and drawers to spray. Ended up taking them home to my shop to work on. My next hurdle will be figuring out how to transport all doors and drawers back to the customers home without any scratches or dings while in the bed of my truck. I guess lots of bubble wrap, or in the past I bought a bunch of those $5 felt blankets from Walmart to wrap them in but I feel like there's got to be a better way. If you can solve that one for me I will never have to take over a customers garage again. Spray doors at home, watch tv and play video games in between coats, then only goto the site to spray the boxes. Working smarter, and not harder, all while increasing efficiency and improving the finished product are my priorities and any investment that does that for me is definitely worth it. Now I just wish I wasn't having such a tough time finding compatible 3m PPS products, I keep getting sent items from their legacy system and their 2.0 system, wasted not only money but much needed time while waiting for delivery. I'm a one man crew so unfortunately a day and a half turnover rate is not currently within reach.
You should look into 3' wide x ???' of clothing material from walmart or some other fabric retailer. You can buy it cheap. Wrap the doors like ribbon candy and you should be good. Cheaper than bubble wrap.
@@shannonp4037 That's a good idea, like felt or something. I used to buy the cheap felt blankets from walmart for like $5 and wrap them up using those and every single blanket and towel I owned. Then I started using the foam underlayment for pergo flooring but that stuff is kind of expensive. I'm currently working on a big cabinet job with 122 doors and drawers, the next puzzle I need to solve is how to stack all of the newly finished pieces into the bed of my truck securely so they don't slide around or get scratched while transporting them back to the customers house.
Tom Pearsall I’m thinking you use the fabric rolls to wrap the doors and place them in a box (wood crate is sturdiest) then with the drawers, assuming they’re complete with boxes and fronts, use insulation foam sheets layed across each drawer and place the other drawers on them stacked. Place more foam on the sides and tape them tight. You can also add bubble wrap for additional cushion.
What’s your process when you spray on the hanging rack? If your doing lacquer, do you spray both coats of primer then move to the drying rack or ...Do you move them between each coat. Do you sand them between every coat? What brand lacquer do you like?
It looks like a great system. I tried using wooden coat hangers to paint some small shelves. I spent more time repairing the hangers than I did painting.
Use curious of how. You spray laquir in people's home. Why don't you set up a paint booth at your shop. I went through situation of using a ladder to dry the doors but too much space. So I went to hdeopt and bought adjustable metal shelving system that I screw two metal pieces 16 in apart and can put these metal arms to any size I want . did it less then 30 minutes and if I'm not doing doors I just take off the arms and have my space. Yes I loose time on flipping but I ensure no runs since I'm not using hvlp. And since I use a fast drying paint and vans it helps speed up the process. Also if you have not used breakthrough from PPG it's awesome try it.
Boy you have been hitting the weights getting big buddy I have Ben really Busy so haven’t got to see you guys in a while but still love what you’re doing god bless
Jason Atkinson 2 coats , no need to go super thick, that would depend on how good you can spray and what additive you put into the paint first I guess , never happens to us
😂 lol I think what you should’ve said at the End should Had been ..The way The Truth and the light Paint Life 👍.. lol .. Great video sorry for the misspelling before I fixed it 😁
erik hallingstad lolo😂😂 🥶 Man so sorry I didn’t realize what I wrote until you comment lol I fixed it.. it sure made me think what the heck I was trying to say lolol 🤯🤯😂😂
Any tips or suggestions for someone like me, who is going to paint their kitchen cabinets themselves, but wants to do it fast and without this professional kit? I LOVE this idea and the prep time of drilling holes for sure sounds like a timesaver. I'm learning so much from your channel! Thank you!
I dont understand how the door is fastened to the hanger? nowhere is this majorly important step shown in videos or manuals. how does the "hinged area gat painted?
Question you never said what you do about the holes? do you just leave the holes? because if youre going to use that system to paint the doors then the last spray being the final finish coat will still have the doors hung meaning the holes are still there after finish coat? so do you just leave the holes and not fill them?
Dunrite Solutions I use this system at work and yes we screw holes on the tops (or bottoms for lower cabinet doors) and then sparkle and touch with a roller , they are never seen anyways but still turns out nice
Doorrackpainter.com has the best system for spraying and drying cabinet doors hands down. Spray both sides at the same time carry wet door to the rack. You can dry 18 doors per drying rack. I use 4 racks which is 72 doors in 7x7 space all laying flat.
I had the same question I’ve been spraying cabinets for over 25 years this seems like a good idea but sometimes change is difficult ELSTAN PAINTING SPRAYING KITCHEN CABINETS HVPL czcams.com/video/_4iZU8BUD5s/video.html
Russ My apologies sorry you feel that way I thought this was a channel we can help one another As you’re probably new to the channel and three months late from the day this was posted also thanks for getting my first thumbs down on my video 👊
Sorry but i cant really understand why, first off, drilling holes im the cabinets would not be appreciated by my customers. second of all much more chance of runa painting the doors like that. I'll do a big kitchen in one day easy, that includes sanding, priming, sanding/filler and topcoat with drying on racks instead of hangers 🤷♂️
I have been doing cabinets for years and I recently purchased the PSDR system. This DEFINITELY lives up to the hype!! I was so skeptical about making the purchase but I'm so glad I did! We were also able to knock out a set of cabinets (Approximately 40 doors and drawer faces) in one and a half days with 3 - 4 guys. I have the crew start the dismantling, labeling, and taping up process. Once we get so far I have 1 or 2 guys fall back and start spraying doors while the other(s) finish up masking and prepping the cabinet frames. By the time the doors were sprayed, then the cabinets frames were ready. The PSDR is a great system that I was able to incorporate pretty flawlessly. It saved me a tremendous amount of time and ultimately money. Thanks for introducing this product to us Chris!! Appreciate your great videos! God Bless!
I bought this product about a month ago and have used it twice. It is a total game changer. I used to use saw horses to make a table and spray one side of the doors at a time. With this system you not only can spray all sides in one go but the racking system makes it super convenient for doing the next coats after that. It decreased the work it took to do cabinet spraying by 2/3. Highly recommend!! Appreciate what y’all do at Paint Life!
Good the hear
I do something similar with masked off clothing rolling racks. Works perfect
Nice
Cabinet maker for 30 years , nothing beats spraying a door etc when it’s laying flat.
I've used that same technique with the Hangers. The biggest issue was the fact they spin and you had to space the doors further apart taking up more spaced. Def go w fixes Hangers if you use that method. Good video guys.
I purchased this item on the 7th this month. 2 days before this video. Also bought a titan 115 same day. Getting ready to start adding cabinets into the business offerings. Can't wait to get this. I almost thought you guys developed this tech. So cool they let you sell it on your store for us. Thanks for making this available to us in the States.
I love the racks you hang them on. We had a large set of heavy gauge wire hanger that we would loop and put a screw in. Put the hole under the hinge so the hole is covered when you put it back together. The fact that you can hang that many doors on one rack would be nice.
Totally agree
Time to make some money! Thanks for the presentation.
I do cabinets with your same system i seen it on a old video but i used metal hangers that would spin. We would have one rack made out of that square strut that has holes eveny spaced on one side. I used it as an electrican years ago. But we would hang each door then have a hook somewhere convienent so we dont have to hold them out by hand its super tiring like that. When done spraying the door it goes right back on the strut. To 4 ft ladders would hold up the strut
AWESOME you 2 ! I'm in the process of making some changes to the business and I love cabinets. Thanks for your channel & your time and effort 😀
Available at www.store.theidahopainter.com
Im interested in this system. It seems so much better than most
www.store.theidahopainter.com
Awesome system.
He is the way the truth and the life.
GOD BLESS YOU GUYS...👍
Thats awesome guys..i have a PVC but when doing lots of doors on site the PVC just isnt sturdy enough...love the metal brace bownet idea
I will be buying that system for sure.
Ive used a similar setup. Super nice to use this approach. Your fan and lighting can be optimally setup for perfect ventaltion and visability.
I love tool and creating ways to make working easier! Great work guys!!
Have you guys got any tips on spraying banister and spindles, i get alot of customers asking me to do them, just wondering if there's a way to spray them with minimal or no overspray, doing it by hand all the time is not a nice job as you guys know, TIA.
I'm a remodeler everytime I need quality painting advice I find your videos are clear and concise.thank you paint life have a great season I remember the price went up 10% Trump rocks
How do you attach the doors to the hangers? And do you have to clean the hangers from all the paint?
how to change a door from stain to semi gloss. what products should be applied or what technique to use
Have you done drawer fronts on these? Or does it just work for larger doors. I usually just got my prep guy to hold on to the door for me. But he's always complaining about the paint in his face. This system looks like a win win. 😀
that rack looks like a portrait backdrop stand like a school photographer would use. theyre available used on ebay.
Awesome system guys. For years i used the wooden hangers too. A few accidents along the way. Will give it a crack.
So pretty much thanks to you, I'm about to start my own painting company. I've done some smaller projects here and there, but I'm about to actually register my business and start the journey. I've invested in a paint sprayer (graco magnum pro x19) and other important tools and supplies and I want to thank you for motivating me and giving such wonderful advice. If you have any tips for someone starting a small business I would appreciate the input. Thanks man and keep rolling brother!
OB V US where are you located? I need a cabinet painter in FL
find out what everyone else is charging and quote around that cause you wont get work. people are cheap these days depending on the state you live. In southern jersey 90% are cheap fuck millionaires that only want to pay you $600-900 for a full kitchen.
Central illinois unfortunately. I sincerely appreciate the offer though. I know Florida is full of work.
Im in illinois also
My first tip is you need to upgrade to a REAL professioanl sprayer.. Atleast a Graco 395 or Titan 440 to start
I'm in the middle of doing my kitchen cabinets. I'm totally going to use some scavenged lumber to build two large frames and use tarps and shower curtains to make a spray booth. :) I wish I could afford this sexy stuff tho.
I've made a decision to buy one of these rack systems I notice that you have screwhooks do you screw right into the cabinet and if so what size are these screws. One last question . Do you refill the holes? Doesn't customers have a concern that your screen screws into their cabinets? Enjoy watching your videos learning a lot of new stuff been painting cabinets that 25 years .always something new to learn.
Niceee video. Can u tell me. Was the name of the company who sell the spray station system. With a filter on it. And. Turbine U make a video of that I can,t finded
Good job guys! I've always struggled with punting 1 side at a time. I have several different ideas I tried over the years too
Have you tried using Rocklers Sure Hook 360? It utilizes the hole for the concealed hinge. Pack of 12 is $60.
Can u just use a standing clothes thing with hangers. If I'm only doing this once! 😁 I have small doors
Just curious to know bout something. Do this spraying by hanging causes runs problem!! Just curious.
Nope
I actually used rebar, #5 up top and crossed it on the bottom underside using #3 rebar and basically made my own drying rack of course with the cup holders, same concept though, wish I could put pics on
Nice
Thanks for this video
What kind of primer are you using before spraying finish paint on wood cabinets?
2K I use is self seal
Whelp i know what im buying! Curious what are you guys using to prime your cabinets for paint?
Love love love. Thank you fellas!🎨
Your welcome🤙
I thought I was a genius when I realized if I put hooks in the bottom of tops of the doors and then hung them from a $15 Walmart clothes rack to spray (using the wooden hangers, that would always fall part) then hang them on commercial clothes racks I bought off craigslist (clothing store liquidation). Worked for me for about 4 years, even had a box fan with an HVAC filter in front of it to catch overspray. Then I saw your video's using the PVC spray racks, and I was just like, these dummies. But then after seeing this and how much easier it is to break down, store, and transport, I went ahead and bought the paintline system. Much easier. And I never took the time to fill the holes in the cabinets and never got any complaints or call backs, if you drill in the right spot, up high on the uppers, down low on the lowers, once reinstalled no one will ever see them.
A few years ago I also tried to turn one of those big white commercial canopy tents you see at the fairgrounds into a portable spray tent, it weighed a ton and if assembled outside in the summer (No space in garage or home) it would end up being like a greenhouse. It worked great on paper but not in theory and was a pain in the butt to assemble. Then I saw the ad for the portable spray booth from paint line and ordered it on the spot. Waiting for the June 22nd ship date, wish I had it now to use on my current cabinet repaint as the customer left me with enough room in the garage to fit a mini cooper and yet I have 60 doors and drawers to spray. Ended up taking them home to my shop to work on. My next hurdle will be figuring out how to transport all doors and drawers back to the customers home without any scratches or dings while in the bed of my truck. I guess lots of bubble wrap, or in the past I bought a bunch of those $5 felt blankets from Walmart to wrap them in but I feel like there's got to be a better way. If you can solve that one for me I will never have to take over a customers garage again. Spray doors at home, watch tv and play video games in between coats, then only goto the site to spray the boxes.
Working smarter, and not harder, all while increasing efficiency and improving the finished product are my priorities and any investment that does that for me is definitely worth it.
Now I just wish I wasn't having such a tough time finding compatible 3m PPS products, I keep getting sent items from their legacy system and their 2.0 system, wasted not only money but much needed time while waiting for delivery. I'm a one man crew so unfortunately a day and a half turnover rate is not currently within reach.
You should look into 3' wide x ???' of clothing material from walmart or some other fabric retailer. You can buy it cheap. Wrap the doors like ribbon candy and you should be good. Cheaper than bubble wrap.
@@shannonp4037 That's a good idea, like felt or something. I used to buy the cheap felt blankets from walmart for like $5 and wrap them up using those and every single blanket and towel I owned. Then I started using the foam underlayment for pergo flooring but that stuff is kind of expensive. I'm currently working on a big cabinet job with 122 doors and drawers, the next puzzle I need to solve is how to stack all of the newly finished pieces into the bed of my truck securely so they don't slide around or get scratched while transporting them back to the customers house.
Tom Pearsall I’m thinking you use the fabric rolls to wrap the doors and place them in a box (wood crate is sturdiest) then with the drawers, assuming they’re complete with boxes and fronts, use insulation foam sheets layed across each drawer and place the other drawers on them stacked. Place more foam on the sides and tape them tight. You can also add bubble wrap for additional cushion.
Have you tried wrapping doors in tshirts?
What’s your process when you spray on the hanging rack? If your doing lacquer, do you spray both coats of primer then move to the drying rack or ...Do you move them between each coat. Do you sand them between every coat? What brand lacquer do you like?
Rocker SureHook 360 has a system that works great too.
It looks like a great system. I tried using wooden coat hangers to paint some small shelves. I spent more time repairing the hangers than I did painting.
Use Zip ties on the hangers at each end were the brad nails pull out. Problem solved.
@@daviddionne8296 thanks. I will add zip ties to the hangers.
I just did a kitchen, used tape to mask all the hinges, sprayed them, removed tape, they look great.
😁
500 you guys are crazy
Use curious of how. You spray laquir in people's home. Why don't you set up a paint booth at your shop. I went through situation of using a ladder to dry the doors but too much space. So I went to hdeopt and bought adjustable metal shelving system that I screw two metal pieces 16 in apart and can put these metal arms to any size I want . did it less then 30 minutes and if I'm not doing doors I just take off the arms and have my space. Yes I loose time on flipping but I ensure no runs since I'm not using hvlp. And since I use a fast drying paint and vans it helps speed up the process. Also if you have not used breakthrough from PPG it's awesome try it.
Where can I buy those black painters pants journeyman John wears?
maverick cruise @Dexters Workwear check them out👍🏻
i belive those are tapetech drywaller pants
Boy you have been hitting the weights getting big buddy I have Ben really Busy so haven’t got to see you guys in a while but still love what you’re doing god bless
I use custom made S hooks. Works wonders
Thanks for sharing🤙
Do you guys caulk the door seems front and back? Which sprayer are you using for cabinets and tip? Thanks
How can I get it delivered to Saskatchewan canada?
Definitely would like one of those !
You are now officially QVC
How do you hang doors off hangers?
Fast and easy
Have you heard about Guffey Systems?
Great video...let's not forget to talk about John's awesome pants. Where did he get them at? What brand are they?
Dexters Workwear
Being that you're spraying while their hanging,do you ever have the paint run on you?
Jason Atkinson 2 coats , no need to go super thick, that would depend on how good you can spray and what additive you put into the paint first I guess , never happens to us
@@519serch What additive do you put in that helps prevent runs?
How many racks would you need. Theres times when we had 20 or 30 or more doors and drawers
Is there a system where you can put the screw in the hinge cup of the door?
You mentioned it took you a day and a half. How many employees?
Chris and John - Could you not utilise the screw holes from the hinges instead of drilling new ones in the door?
That's what I do on doors 100% of the time. I only tap new holes in shelves, and I do it on the end-grain side that faces in so it's never visible.
😂 lol I think what you should’ve said at the End should Had been ..The way The Truth and the light Paint Life 👍.. lol .. Great video sorry for the misspelling before I fixed it 😁
This comment makes my brain hurt.
erik hallingstad lolo😂😂 🥶 Man so sorry I didn’t realize what I wrote until you comment lol I fixed it.. it sure made me think what the heck I was trying to say lolol 🤯🤯😂😂
There ya go bud. 🇺🇸👍
Any tips or suggestions for someone like me, who is going to paint their kitchen cabinets themselves, but wants to do it fast and without this professional kit? I LOVE this idea and the prep time of drilling holes for sure sounds like a timesaver. I'm learning so much from your channel! Thank you!
Similar wood hangers, T-cup hooks and a hanging rack (use a pipe through a 2x4 with braces).
What primer do you use for cabinets?
I dont understand how the door is fastened to the hanger? nowhere is this majorly important step shown in videos or manuals. how does the "hinged area gat painted?
Question you never said what you do about the holes? do you just leave the holes? because if youre going to use that system to paint the doors then the last spray being the final finish coat will still have the doors hung meaning the holes are still there after finish coat? so do you just leave the holes and not fill them?
We leave them, sometimes fill them if the owner requests
What do you do if anything with the holes from the hooks?
Hey guys I have a ?
I have an airless no HVLP and I can only use latex, (California). Can I do this with my limitations described?
If you buy the rack for backdrops cost less
Yes, thanks for watching!
I really hope you can sell those racks. I'll make my own for $25 but hey, more power to ya!
What spray system are you using ?
Dónde lo puedo comprar me interesa
How much is just for the hangers?
So you screw hooks into the cabinets?
Dunrite Solutions I use this system at work and yes we screw holes on the tops (or bottoms for lower cabinet doors) and then sparkle and touch with a roller , they are never seen anyways but still turns out nice
*spackle
Doorrackpainter.com has the best system for spraying and drying cabinet doors hands down. Spray both sides at the same time carry wet door to the rack.
You can dry 18 doors per drying rack. I use 4 racks which is 72 doors in 7x7 space all laying flat.
I just put a 2x4x16 on top of two trash cans (covered) and hung them with screws and wires primed and painted 7 at a time
What's the brand of pants that John is wearing?
$425.00 USD. Dear sweet jesus. I have to market my set up.
Absolutely no reason to drill holes in a cabinet doors/drawers. They have holes already. Make use of them for the love of god.
What part of the door are the hooks being screwed into? Thank you.
if it was a bottom door you would drill the bottom edge , if it was a top door you would drill the top :)
kevin no im pretty sure its where the hinges screw into. Mkaing new holes is a no no for professioanlism
Interested
OK
What's included for 425$?
nola grom latino the Spray rack and three drying rack along with hangers and bags
I had the same question I’ve been spraying cabinets for over 25 years this seems like a good idea but sometimes change is difficult ELSTAN PAINTING SPRAYING KITCHEN CABINETS HVPL czcams.com/video/_4iZU8BUD5s/video.html
So worth it.
@@CHUNKYCATSFISHING its low class to advertise on this guys channel He oughta block you.
Russ My apologies sorry you feel that way I thought this was a channel we can help one another
As you’re probably new to the channel and three months late from the day this was posted also thanks for getting my first thumbs down on my video 👊
Where’s John?
"it makes me happy on the inside"
Thank you🤙
get a 7 inch brush and whack it on
Is John a real journeymen with the DOT?
how many racks and how many hangers come with the system? I cant seem to find that information when i try to order it
paintlifesupply.com/products/prodryingrack-sd?_pos=4&_sid=c7d1e9f28&_ss=r
@@Idahopainter thats where i was trying to find out everything that comes with it and i cant seem to find that.
50 hangers and 3 drying racks and one spraying rack so 4 racks altogether
@@Idahopainter thank you i appreciate the quick response
I want to order this rack system. How many doors can this one rack holds?
And how fast can it be delivered?
ikea sells a rack like this for $20
@@markman63 Really!!
Whoaaa I’m heading out to the store to find it’s thank you bro
Were I can bay 1 sisten tk
HanGERS
Yep
I would like to buy the system
Store.theidahopainter.com
Send link
so who has the patent. ? since it was copied from your original design..
I zip tied the corners of my hangers.
😃😃😃
Thanks for watching!
Do you rent these to customers?
It doesn’t matter how professional they are but they will never paint cabinets right or they keep spraying them that way
It is the way
The truth
And life
Yes, He is ✝️
Money maker !
Buy new set of hangers every so often 🤷🏽♂️
$425 r u kidding me wow. U can probably make ur own hanger saving money.
They did. The inventor/seller of this product took their idea and improved on it with stability, storage and longevity.
Sorry but i cant really understand why, first off, drilling holes im the cabinets would not be appreciated by my customers. second of all much more chance of runa painting the doors like that.
I'll do a big kitchen in one day easy, that includes sanding, priming, sanding/filler and topcoat with drying on racks instead of hangers 🤷♂️
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