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Hey! Sorry about the late reply here. First thing I do is check the armature of the motor and make sure that is not completely black with carbon deposits from the brushes. You can bypass the potentiometer, (Wiring directly to brushes from switch) to test if the motor is operating the same or better to narrow it down to the pot as the possible issue.

Toner is a lacquer, so it can act like a sealer, but it doesn't have the build a sealer does. The last coat should always be your final top coat. This case Pre-Cat Lacquer, for durability and choose the right sheen for matching your doors.

Thank you for watching and reaching out Eric. Please let me know how it turns out and if you need any assistance when you're tackling this project.

Toners are not paint, as paint is opaque meaning completely blocking the surface below it from showing through. Toners are semi-transparent meaning you can get some color but still see the grain of the wood or light (if it was glass) coming through.

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@nickyb.9588 I apologize for the delay on answering this; Check out www.mohawk-finishing.com/products/wood-touch-up-repair/aerosols/tone-finish-toner/ and do Ctrl+F on your keyboard then type in M115-1067 and see if that's close to the color you need.

It's going to look more "wet" or Glossy yes. You can apply a top coat of Pre-Cat, Tone Finish or CAB lacquers over toners to achieve the shine you need.

@@FinishingFromAToZieg Thank you.

Great question. Personally I like the Ultra Flo from Mohawk. Its one of the easiest to flow the touch-up into the existing finish. Here is a link to one and I do not receive any compensation for it. www.woodworkingshop.com/product/M1020452 But it is the cheapest even with shipping included.

I have honey maple cabinets. Do you know which shade I would use

True. I was in a rush to get this one piece out. I can post photos in the community tab. I didn't do a full restoration video on this cabinet.

There isn't a less improper way to apply this. If I added "Brown Chicken Brown Cow" music then yeah that would have been pushing it. 😅

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That is true. We didn't sand yet but this is to remove the majority of the bondo before applying a finer grade of putty (like metalglaze) to fill in the pins and divots. Thank you for saying that!

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Color names are hard because each factory or design space uses similar names but the hues might differ. I recommend getting a few different cans, make sure each color is similar to the "Espresso" base color, but have either a slightly red, slightly green, or browner tones to the toners. I recommend Mohawk Toners because they have been consistent and available for 20 years. That said, if you look at 4 colors, M100-0207, M100-0351, M100-0249, and M100-7021, they are all brown but have undertones. For instance, 0207 is red/brown, 0249 is yellow-brown, 7021 is green brown and 0351 is burgundy brown. Best to figure out or purchase several different or similar colors. This is a pain because you may have more than you wanted, but you can spray-mix or float toners between each light coat to blend to the perfect match. Hope that helps!

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@@FinishingFromAToZieg It was my pleasure other than the loud music and your low voice. We all want to hear the voice.

@@ChristcrossCrafts 😂😂 live and learn on editing right?

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Thank you for the feedback and watching!

Thanks for watching! It really depends on what the color is. Here is a link to several colors. www.woodworkingshop.com/product/parultratoner/ Let me know which one you think it's closer matching to and I'll be happy to help you dial it in for your cabinets.

Must have forgotten that step. Its not necessary with the Mohawk toners as they have lacquer build into the formula

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Depends on the top coat. Typically where the knobs are, is oily transfer from hands. A lot of things are going on in the kitchen and we don't always think to keep our hands completely clean when opening a door. This is the majority of why it feels gummy. Mineral Spirits will help cut the grease. My go to cleaner is Grease Lighting for this type of situation. Do not use lacquer thinner as that WILL soften the finish and remove both the finish and the stain. Hope that helps and thanks for watching! I appreciate it

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Thank you for that! I will make sure to lower it in future videos.

I appreciate that! Thanks for checking it out Mike!

Thank you for that. Masking isn't hard as long as you have the right tape!

I have the same style cabinet doors. Some of them have spread open at the 45 degree corner joint from water getting in while cleaning. Do you know any way to repair this and bring the joint back together?

Since most joints are glued, you will have to check to see if the glue has separated from the wood at the joint or if the glue separated from itself. At the bottom of the door do you see a gap between them as well? This will tell you if the wood can be clamped back to 45 degrees or if there is more to the issue you have. Thanks for watching!

Simple is better

Thanks Angus!

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I use a mixture of General Finishes Gel stains, black and Java. The black adds more depth and blue to the very blackberry red Java making it more brown.

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Keeping it real! Thanks for watching Angus!