Use the existing hinge hole on each side of a door for a hook, then suspend from the wavy hanger with looped zip ties. All sides can be sprayed, the door won't accidently come loose and fall, and no new holes need to be drilled and filled for finish.
I just wanted to say thank you! I started a handyman business due to covid. I was laid off and had to do something. I'm now specializing in painting and flooring. Your videos have helped me tremendously and I'm grateful. I am booked now. I had the talent, but you help me step up my game.
Great video but honestly if you screw a small hook in the bottom of the bottom cabinet doors and the top of the tops it’s way easier and I think fast. Just my 3.23 cents
I know this is a question based on a old video, but I am just starting of spray painting. It is a unfurnished property but the client wants spray paint on all walls and ceilings is that something that is practical or is it better to roll? Thanks
i see its a 11 month old comment but you do what the client pays for, give them options you can roll and spray but obviously spray will be more expensive
Chris, thank you so much for all the amazing videos. I'm a diy guy and at the moment I'm taking on the task to repaint my sisters kitchen cabinets while shes at the hospital. Its a surprise. I took care of all the prep but now I'm stuck on what primer to use. I was going to use the Bin Shellac but in other videos you've said its not a good idea to use the same gun when spraying oil based and latex paints. Is there a water based primer you would recommend? I really need help with this because I cant get a straight answer from anyone. I'm planning on using Sherwin Williams emerald paint. I'm open to using a different paint as well.
they make a water based Primer - B-I-N Advanced. I plan on using in my HVLP gun on my cabinets soon with Emerald trim paint soon as I complete building new doors.
Do you spray hanging or flat?
Flat, but have done both. I just prefer flat. Great video Chris!
Flat, but willing to try hanging
Depends on how many beers ive had. 6 or less, hanging. 6 or more...flat. Lol
Flat but I like this hanging get up you got
Flat
Use the existing hinge hole on each side of a door for a hook, then suspend from the wavy hanger with looped zip ties. All sides can be sprayed, the door won't accidently come loose and fall, and no new holes need to be drilled and filled for finish.
I just wanted to say thank you! I started a handyman business due to covid. I was laid off and had to do something. I'm now specializing in painting and flooring. Your videos have helped me tremendously and I'm grateful. I am booked now. I had the talent, but you help me step up my game.
Great video but honestly if you screw a small hook in the bottom of the bottom cabinet doors and the top of the tops it’s way easier and I think fast. Just my 3.23 cents
Crazy how bad inflation has gotten. 2 cents ain't 2 cents anymore 😂
LIFE SAVER! So glad I found your channel, thank you for making this content!
glad to help
Drywall screws in the existing holes for hardware and call it day. Hang using your choice of string butterfly clips etc
Have a Happy New Year
6 painters from Idaho disliked this video LOL keep it up man, I’m a local contractor and can always learn a thing or two from you. 🤘🏻
what cabinet manufacturers dont want you to know haha
How about drawers what is your solution for hanging a drawer? Do you just spray them horizontally?
As usual, great tips.
Thanks Mark
💛VERY Nice 💙🧡💚🧡💚💜
I just hooked them through the handle hole
Nice I like it 👍
Thanks
Hey Chris , I really like your videos very helpful, where I can find those hangers?
What are those things behind you? Never saw the tent before? Did you made your own paint center?
paintlifesupply.com/collections/spray-drying-racks/products/jobsite-spray-booth
Always helpful ! Thank you Sir .
Not sure what that means
I know this is a question based on a old video, but I am just starting of spray painting. It is a unfurnished property but the client wants spray paint on all walls and ceilings is that something that is practical or is it better to roll? Thanks
roll
i see its a 11 month old comment but you do what the client pays for, give them options you can roll and spray but obviously spray will be more expensive
Why not paint them flat on a rotating support? Anyway, you'll dry them flat on a drying rack. Is there any advantage in painting them vertically?
Vertically allows both sides to be painted.
Paint both sides at the same time, no need to wait all day for them to dry
Yes there is
Chris, thank you so much for all the amazing videos. I'm a diy guy and at the moment I'm taking on the task to repaint my sisters kitchen cabinets while shes at the hospital. Its a surprise. I took care of all the prep but now I'm stuck on what primer to use. I was going to use the Bin Shellac but in other videos you've said its not a good idea to use the same gun when spraying oil based and latex paints. Is there a water based primer you would recommend? I really need help with this because I cant get a straight answer from anyone. I'm planning on using Sherwin Williams emerald paint. I'm open to using a different paint as well.
they make a water based Primer - B-I-N Advanced. I plan on using in my HVLP gun on my cabinets soon with Emerald trim paint soon as I complete building new doors.
Does anyone know how he paints the edge with the hooks?
Watch my video
Nice one, gud luck with your video, dude :)
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Price for those hooks went up 56% in 3 yrs. No thanks. Inflation or no inflation. They were barely worth it at $96. At $150 you can keep them.
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