BUILT IN CABINETRY PAINT

We have reached the paint stage of this cabinetry project. In previous videos we have already covered equipment and products, paint prep, primer and now were talking about spraying paint.
One thing we haven't really talked about is the fact that we finish 99% of our projects in our shop and then install the finished product. We find this process is economical, we can control the setting in our dedicated finishing room, and we can perform the finishing in our own time while working around other projects.
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[@bowerscustomwoodworkingllc]

Really appreciate you stepping through this, it’s a process I need to add!

[@CarpentryPlus]

No problem. Thanks for the feedback.

[@joseph7105]

What do you use for cleaning primer out of the x5? I find cleanup a little more difficult with the primer. I know from experience of cleaning rollers and paint brushes that simply running water through it wont necessarily clean it 100% and will build up over time

[@CarpentryPlus]

Man I just flush it with water.

[@joseph7105]

I been spraying BM Advance Pearl finish and its been turning out great and smooth like glass.
I tried spraying BM Regal Ulti-Matte (flat) in black recently and it dried rough to the touch and not smooth at all. Any idea what im doing wrong? I noticed ulti-matte is thicker than advance. Would a thicker paint cause a rough finish? Thanks

[@CarpentryPlus]

I’ve never sprayed any of those products so I don’t think I’d be much help to you.

[@jimfeaster4837]

Which tip?

[@CarpentryPlus]

FFLP 310