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Going Great. Good to hear from you.

That's great to hear! Some paints are designed to "lay down" or smooth themselves out while drying which helps with getting smoother results. Great job and I am happy to hear that you saved some money and did it yourself. Awesome.

I am so glad that you brought this up. I have been reading an online forum for paint contractors who were discussing whether or not woman in the field has been a good or bad experience. I am thinking about discussing this in a video since I found the comments to be quite interesting. Thanks for your comment.

Yes, I got the motorcycle last year but I just got an insta 360 action camera. I like it so far. I am trying to learn it and I am terrible at technology. Wish me luck haha

@@PinealPaintingLLC wishing you 🤞

Wow, thank you so much. This is the best comment that I have received so far. You are right on point. I appreciate the support. I would definitely work for you if I were located in the area. You sound like the kind of people I like to do business with.

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@@PinealPaintingLLC Thanks I still cannot get it off and have used a ton of denatured alcohol. These cabinets had a ton of glue but I don't want to ruin the MDF

@@MoonbootsJ What I do is clean them the best I can, then prime. After primer when you sand the primer you will be able to see if the bonding primer bonds properly or not. If you have a couple areas (usually the edges) where the primer fails after sanding then just sand those areas again really good. If the primer sticks then it sticks. No problem. If you want to re-apply primer to those areas where it didnt hold then you can do that and then I just spray the first coat of finish paint. You have to sand in between all coats of paint. Sanding will let you know if you have a good bond or not.

I usually by them at the local stores but sometimes I order them online if they don't have them in stock. I don't re-use

That is a great option for people who live in states like California who have banned a lot of things lately. Here in Florida, no problem obtaining Denatured so far. Great idea.

@@PinealPaintingLLC Not just Cali, i don't see it in any big stores online, and thus will not be on the shelves either here in the Carolinas. But yes i would have liked an explanation why is denatured alcohol (ethanol -methanol) better than isopropyl alcohol (so easy to find). My guess is that isopropyl alchohol can be more noxious and irritant to breathe but maybe DNA cleans glue better ? I read an article that you can use grain distilled alcohol higher than 150 proof 75% alcohol by vol (200 proof is 100% pure ethanol) but you have to be careful as the rest is water not good for mdf.

Absolutely! Yes. I try. Thank you.

Oh wow, I love mine. I use mine every day. Not sure what I would do without it. It can be a screw driver in a pinch, it can pull nails out, it can hammer on things with the metal end on the handle, close paint cans, its a great straight edge for cleaning up a bad cut line with a rag, It does so many things. That and my razor knife, Always on my belt. :)

@@PinealPaintingLLC Do you know the saying : "Use the right tool for the job." I suscribe to that, it keeps your serenity and avoids unecessary aggravation from extra work caused by poorly designed multi-tools. You probably remember those junk tools sold long long ago, the sale's pitch was : " And it does this, and this and can even do this, there's almost nothing it cannot do ! ". That is bullsh and it's what this 5-1 tool is. It's BS. I passionately hate people who mislead me into buying one. If you want a screwdriver use one, if you want a hammer, use one, they will work better. As for scraper, it's totally useless. The only reason mine is not in the scrap metal trash is it is good for cleaning paint from 9" or 14" roller covers and second to open paint cans (i haven't tried it to close them) other than that it's useless.

​@@ericastier1646LOL I have been painting for a very long time and I love mine! Extremely useful and I only need One tool on my belt not carrying around 40 tools. But, yes also have a toolbox full of tools as well. Maybe I should make a video all about how amazing my 5in1 is HAHA.

@@PinealPaintingLLC I call it the scam tool. Btw mine is called 15in1 what a joke.

@@ericastier1646 I am giving you a heart reply because we all need a little love sometime. lol

I can tell you what I use, That is Extreme bond primer and or Extreme block primer.

Hello Lucy, could you be more specific on what you are asking? I am not too sure what edge you are referring to. Maybe I could help. Thanks

@@PinealPaintingLLC yes thank you for answering . I am painting my doors after removing the thermofoil more or less as you show . But I don’t know what to do with the tape that is on the box cabinets along the edges where the doors touch when they are closed also at the top and bottom of the cabinets ( veneer or melamine I don’t know what it is ) is not thermofoil but if you feel it off then you see not treated mdf. ( I don’t know how best to explain maybe a picture might help ?

​@@lucy-st6tv If it is thick and very hard then it's probably Formica and you do not have to remove that. If it's Thermofoil then remove and paint using the same process as the doors. Maybe this video will help? It is one of a three-part series that I did a while back. ua-cam.com/video/L72rnGjA1NQ/v-deo.html

@@PinealPaintingLLC thank you for trying to help . Il really appreciate you taking the time 👍👍

If you can handle 113 degree weather! I heard someone say the other day that Florida is like "taking a shower, getting out and not drying off the water. then, putting your clothes on and going outside" LOL I think that is extremely accurate. haha

@@PinealPaintingLLC That's pretty hot a humid. 113! wow As long as I move slow and drink plenty of water it will be fine

Thank You for the compliment! Love it.

@@PinealPaintingLLC Keep doing YOU! - »Maybe a little bit less about the -so called: "hiring People". Just trying to be constructive« … ;-))

Haha, You wouldn't make it either. Too soft.

@@PinealPaintingLLC Learned over the years to talk way less about things I can NOT influence/control. I just try to DO to MY best ability ;-)

@@pKova55 Absolutely! And, when it comes to business there are things that you would not understand unless you have experienced it for yourself. Hiring people is a concern to a lot of business owners. Tough, hard working people are few and far between these days. Fact.

It's a really good bike. Only thing -with mine is that.. I wish the headlight was brighter.

Absolutely, use what works best for you!! :) I wear a respirator so maybe that would help you with the fumes too.

Hey! Thanks for the nice comment!

Hello! The final coat is Urethane Enamel and nothing goes on top of that.

Well, I didnt sand it all the way to raw wood so it only took a couple hours.

Hum, I cannot remember what color that was. :) Probably the standard off shelf White. It is a nice clean White and not too shiny.

LOL

I think Semi-Gloss is best but most of my client's choose a Satin finish.

Oh wow, thank you. You can do it! :) Yes, 220 is what I use! Good choice.

I have 44 other cabinet videos

I'm sorry to hear that. I have tested out some Paint De-glosser it works very well.

Hello! That was probably a Purdy brush. Yes, Extreme Bond Primer.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Please let us know what your company is, how to find it and please attatch a link teaching us how to remove that glue. That would be awesome, Thank you so much. I love learning from others!

and what if you cannot get it all off ???

@@MoonbootsJ lol. that was my point exactly. It doesn't come off completely. This guy has no solution only a negative comment. What I do is clean them the best I can, then prime. After primer when you sand the primer you will be able to see if the bonding primer bonds properly or not. If you have a couple areas (usually the edges) where the primer fails after sanding then just sand those areas again really good. If the primer sticks then it sticks. No problem. If you want to re-apply primer to those areas where it didnt hold then you can do that and then I just spray the first coat of finish paint. You have to sand in between all coats of paint. Sanding will let you know if you have a good bond or not.

Thanks! It's an amazing idea! I would love to take credit for the idea but it wasn't mine. :)

Great to hear! Make some memories! Sometimes it's worth the work instead of buying all new ones! Good luck, let me know how it goes.

I don't scrub that glue, all I do is wipe them down with denature alcohol to make sure the surface is smooth and clean. The primer will bond to that glue. Then I re-sand to find any compromised areas. It works well for me.

Hello! Just a light brush feathering or I reroll the whole face with a fine mini roller for consistency.

Mostly people are not interested in these sort of things. But, Thank you for saying that!

I have seen people try all types of glue, Then they call me to refinish them. So, I am not sure.

Thank you, I stay away from painting driveways. The thing I do know about the product is that it is made specially for pool decks. So, I am not sure this would be right for a hard surface like a driveway. There are much better products for that. Good luck!

@@PinealPaintingLLC thank you !!

You can use it on any concrete surface, the best paint so far on us market , first coat get you 250 to 300 sqf per g , second coat 300 up to 400 sqf per g , if you usening for driveway it is recommended to put top clear coat , im using rustoleum clear coat for garages

Thank You!

Awesome! Glad to help!

landlords are disgusting leeches. I own my house and will never lease anything.

This primer works good on MDF but do a test sample first to make sure it is best for your specific situation. One good coat of primer is usually all it needs. With that said, if you think it needs a second- use your best judgement.

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@@PinealPaintingLLC it sure does... thank u so much! U have a good one! 👍

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