@Kevin no way you're saving time with a brush and roller over airless spraying on cabinets even after all the tape prep plus the job will come out 100 times better
As a retired painting contractor I see all the overspray by using an airless. I did a lot of cabinet work in my day but always used an HVLP unit. But this guy is a real craftsman. His prep work is spot on, so the overspray is of no consequence. And he's probably using a double orifice tip with, at the very least a dedicated materials hose, so the finish is going to be smooth. He may even have a spray unit dedicated to his cabinet work. I always preferred the control a conventional could give you. And a dead smooth finish. But this fellow knows his craft. Good to see.
Hvlp is better for fine finish than airless. Airless wastes so much material with a 35% transfer efficiency. All that pressure that has to be used to properly atomize the material through the orifice causes bounce back always. You can minimize it but it will never be as efficient as an hvlp. Don’t complain about the speed because you’ll spend all that time fixing the issues with the finish an airless gives you. Yea it’s priming whatever but for the finish coat Hvlp always. The doors you could get away with an air assisted airless but the boxes should be shot with an hvlp. The cabinet jobs make a lot of money it’s worth spending that little extra time with the hvlp to get that money and not have call backs or a tarnished reputation but to each his own.
@@bingobunga8995 Not really a problem these days with the new low pressure fine finish tips for the airless setups. If you know what you're doing that is. And this guy definitely knows what he is doing.
@@sonofamountie maybe not so much but when quality cabinet finishes costs $80 and up for a gallon is it really worth losing 60% of it as overspray with an airless? I think not. Those fine finish tips waste more paint than the old school flat tips. Still I’m reaching for the compliant hvlp when it comes to that type of work all day.
@@bingobunga8995 To each their own I guess. Not sure where you are but in Australia where I live and work a good HVLP system will set you back at least $1500-$2000. So if you already have a good airless and you only do cabinetry occasionally it makes more sense to just use the FFLP tips. But I agree if you are doing this work a lot it would make sense to have both setups.
Stop using hvlp on Cabnits. Use a 395 and a Fine finish 210 tip then come out like money. Plus I use emerald urethane the self leveling with that paint is amazing. Zero orange peel and feels like glass
Some people are odd and like painted wood.... I don't understand. But I'm not them. Honestly after seeing some recycling fans, I think it wouldn't hurt to make large sheets of plastic into cupboards for these kinds of people
These things go in cycles. In the 50's and 60's people painted their wooden cupboards as a reaction to life before, when everything was waxed and polished wood finish, poorly lit oak panelled rooms with little light etc. Then in the 80's and 90's people started stripping the wood panelling, and painted wooden floors and furniture to show off the really inherent beauty of wood. And now it seems the next generation and back to painting wood again. Its a little like the daughter who was made to go to ballet by her mom and suffered so didn't force her own daughter in turn to go to ballet. Only for that daughter in turn to then insist her daughter did ballet, and the cycle repeats.
@@annm3064 not necessarily. I like the look of wood but my kitchen is painted oak, shaker style and to me, looks great. The grain shows through and results in a finish that melamine could not match. It's a matter of choice.
So do you leave the prep until you're completely done, or take it off right away and reset for the other coats? Last time i sprayed the tape was peeling paint when i lifted it after completing the project, but it was my first time and a DIY thing so no teacher.
You would be surprised how much you need to know about paint, spray tips, pump pressure, and how much paint to apply per coat. This is why I dislike videos of trades on UA-cam the professionals make it look so easy that most people is a days think that it’s not worth what you charge. Everything is work nothing is east and all trades takes time, dedication and persistence in order to be mastered.
@@rubenllamas5644 I never said painting isn’t technical. I was just pointing out how physically demanding doing the prep work looks versus just spraying the paint.
@@SuperVitaminD and never did I mention that you have said that spraying the paint isn’t technical. My comment is based on your context, which you stated that the easy part is spraying. I’m just breaking down the process of what it takes to spray, if you had any experience with spraying paint you would understand the knowledge behind my comment. Prep work is most of the work, but doesn’t take a lot to slap some tape and plastic on but it’s hard work to learn how to spray paint properly. Everything is technical even putting tape and plastic up is technical.
Do you do the inside or is it just half a job. When I did mine I removed every door and draw front and sprayed them in a polythene lined garage. Took a bit longer but at least I knew it was done properly.
I’ve been spraying interior and exterior of houses for 30 years and the prep looks like mine great job a lot of people just rush to pull the trigger and don’t think about over spray or anything so much respect on that I just hope you use oil base primer of some kind heads up diyers always use oil primer on wood or pressed cabinets any latex will just scratch off and you can’t put latex over oil finish coat you can put oil over latex finish thought and if possible use oil finish on your cabinets it’s way more durable and shiny er than latex
What do you use for a filming set up? I wanna make a channel with the jobs I do. Even if I only do it half ass atleast it'll be a start at content creation
Should call medallion cabinets they have been sending different color pieces to peoples house for months … sales rep blamed paint supplier… anyways they are repainting a lot of brand new cabinets
The painting is the easy part. The hard part is the prep.
The sanding ughhh
Prep 90% of any job👍
Excellent prep work! I think that’s why I like painting it’s the details in prep work
If you say so.! Give me a brush and roller while I’m painting inside a home. Don’t have time for all that prep stuff
@Kevin no way you're saving time with a brush and roller over airless spraying on cabinets even after all the tape prep plus the job will come out 100 times better
As a retired painting contractor I see all the overspray by using an airless. I did a lot of cabinet work in my day but always used an HVLP unit. But this guy is a real craftsman. His prep work is spot on, so the overspray is of no consequence. And he's probably using a double orifice tip with, at the very least a dedicated materials hose, so the finish is going to be smooth. He may even have a spray unit dedicated to his cabinet work. I always preferred the control a conventional could give you. And a dead smooth finish. But this fellow knows his craft. Good to see.
Hvlp is better for fine finish than airless. Airless wastes so much material with a 35% transfer efficiency. All that pressure that has to be used to properly atomize the material through the orifice causes bounce back always. You can minimize it but it will never be as efficient as an hvlp. Don’t complain about the speed because you’ll spend all that time fixing the issues with the finish an airless gives you. Yea it’s priming whatever but for the finish coat Hvlp always. The doors you could get away with an air assisted airless but the boxes should be shot with an hvlp. The cabinet jobs make a lot of money it’s worth spending that little extra time with the hvlp to get that money and not have call backs or a tarnished reputation but to each his own.
@@bingobunga8995 Not really a problem these days with the new low pressure fine finish tips for the airless setups. If you know what you're doing that is. And this guy definitely knows what he is doing.
@@sonofamountie maybe not so much but when quality cabinet finishes costs $80 and up for a gallon is it really worth losing 60% of it as overspray with an airless? I think not. Those fine finish tips waste more paint than the old school flat tips. Still I’m reaching for the compliant hvlp when it comes to that type of work all day.
@@bingobunga8995 To each their own I guess. Not sure where you are but in Australia where I live and work a good HVLP system will set you back at least $1500-$2000. So if you already have a good airless and you only do cabinetry occasionally it makes more sense to just use the FFLP tips. But I agree if you are doing this work a lot it would make sense to have both setups.
What primer would you use for priming cabinets?
Please show the finished product after taking off the tape and plastic, so we can appreciate your work!
This is so satisfying to watch, but the prep work must feel like it takes FOREVER!
That prep tho! 👍
Nice! Love that fan vent!
Sprays underside of rail on base cabinets in toe kick area because he knows he'd know... And now you know. 👍
You're a beast on cover & prep!
I would’ve have the patience to tape n cover everything. That’s the hardest part about painting 😩😩😩
Always had a hard time masking the interior cabinets. Kudos to all those who have it mastered.👍
I used to use airless all the time now I use graco hvlp 9.5 just comes out nicer and you can really get those edges you don’t have to come back later
With airless sprayer you can spray thicker coatings.
Stop using hvlp on Cabnits. Use a 395 and a Fine finish 210 tip then come out like money. Plus I use emerald urethane the self leveling with that paint is amazing. Zero orange peel and feels like glass
Overall his spray technique is spot on, the spray pattern is setup just right. .👍
Que trabajo tan bien hecho...chulada de trabajo....
I zoned out watching this. What a cool way to space out. Oh,also you did an awesome job ❤💋💋❤️💯
The only caveat I have is that the range and dishwasher are installed. Otherwise, like a boss.
Best spray technique on YT
Great job would love to see the finished product - would look fabulous I’m sure😎🇦🇺
Nice good job love it keep up the good work
Very professional. But oak looks good. Nice job.👍
That's just sinful to paint over beautiful wood....
Some people are odd and like painted wood.... I don't understand. But I'm not them.
Honestly after seeing some recycling fans, I think it wouldn't hurt to make large sheets of plastic into cupboards for these kinds of people
These things go in cycles. In the 50's and 60's people painted their wooden cupboards as a reaction to life before, when everything was waxed and polished wood finish, poorly lit oak panelled rooms with little light etc. Then in the 80's and 90's people started stripping the wood panelling, and painted wooden floors and furniture to show off the really inherent beauty of wood. And now it seems the next generation and back to painting wood again. Its a little like the daughter who was made to go to ballet by her mom and suffered so didn't force her own daughter in turn to go to ballet. Only for that daughter in turn to then insist her daughter did ballet, and the cycle repeats.
@@annm3064 not necessarily. I like the look of wood but my kitchen is painted oak, shaker style and to me, looks great. The grain shows through and results in a finish that melamine could not match. It's a matter of choice.
En madera natural y de calidad como el roble, nogal, caoba etc me gusta apreciar la veta y el color natural de la madera
This is the comment I was looking for 👍🏽
And great job , you nailed it 😊
Great job
Is this an oil based primer? If so how much did you thin to get it to Spray so nicely!
Most satisfying thing I've seen all day.
Amazing bud 🎉
The prep is the most time consuming. But it’s most definitely worth it.
Barbarian, Solid oak cabinets with a beautiful grain pattern, painted white? I'm going to beat in out my eyes.
Seriously. WTF is wrong with people.
Just primer can’t you read?
Always the Same bitter karens having a temper tantrum after being too stupid to read 😂
So do you leave the prep until you're completely done, or take it off right away and reset for the other coats? Last time i sprayed the tape was peeling paint when i lifted it after completing the project, but it was my first time and a DIY thing so no teacher.
I did this to a friend kitchen over 40 years ago.
Plus, i also changed the colour of the wall tiles .
Tiles to a nice light grey units to yellow
What kind of paint or primer do you recommend.
I use envirolak 170TB primer and 200 series top coat with elcat100 hardener added to both products 🤘
Why paint oak cabinet? It's a stab to my heart to see paint oak.😢
Seems like doing the prep work is 90% of the hard work, spraying the paint is the easy part 😂
You would be surprised how much you need to know about paint, spray tips, pump pressure, and how much paint to apply per coat. This is why I dislike videos of trades on UA-cam the professionals make it look so easy that most people is a days think that it’s not worth what you charge. Everything is work nothing is east and all trades takes time, dedication and persistence in order to be mastered.
That’s true my friend
@@rubenllamas5644 I never said painting isn’t technical. I was just pointing out how physically demanding doing the prep work looks versus just spraying the paint.
@@SuperVitaminD and never did I mention that you have said that spraying the paint isn’t technical. My comment is based on your context, which you stated that the easy part is spraying. I’m just breaking down the process of what it takes to spray, if you had any experience with spraying paint you would understand the knowledge behind my comment. Prep work is most of the work, but doesn’t take a lot to slap some tape and plastic on but it’s hard work to learn how to spray paint properly. Everything is technical even putting tape and plastic up is technical.
@@rubenllamas5644 blah blah blah either way compared to other trades it’s easy 😂
Did they have to sand first before putting on the primer?
This is amazing!!! How much would something like this cost?
You make this look so easy. Where did you get everything?
what prime is that?
Envirolak 170TB with 5% elcat100 LV hardener!
What’s a good price range for a job of repainting a kitchen cabinet this size?
What size spray tip
Hi, can vinyl wrapped and melamine kitchens be painted ? Not solid wood. How would you go about that. Thanks
New to spraying, I am Curious how long the tape stays on and any tips to prevent paint peel?
211 or 311 green tip low pressure on a airless pump if you don't have a HVLP cap sprayer 5 or 3 stage.
Come do my kitchen next please
Wish the guys who painted my cabinets had primed them like this. Maybe then the paint would not have peeled at the slightest touch.
😂😂
It's not the g.u.y.s. it's the e.p.a. that's at fault.
Nice masking!
What color do you like best on cabinets in the white tone.
Do you do the inside or is it just half a job. When I did mine I removed every door and draw front and sprayed them in a polythene lined garage. Took a bit longer but at least I knew it was done properly.
Painting is so easy!!!!
I’ve been spraying interior and exterior of houses for 30 years and the prep looks like mine great job a lot of people just rush to pull the trigger and don’t think about over spray or anything so much respect on that I just hope you use oil base primer of some kind heads up diyers always use oil primer on wood or pressed cabinets any latex will just scratch off and you can’t put latex over oil finish coat you can put oil over latex finish thought and if possible use oil finish on your cabinets it’s way more durable and shiny er than latex
Ever heard of punctuation?
Good job, but priming and painting oak gives a bad outcome unless you grain fill before priming.
What kinda primer did you use
Super spray job!
Good job 👍
I watched this for 15 minutes, thinking, that's a huge kitchen!
Funny!
What kind of cleaner do use?
What tip do you use for cabinets
What primer are you using
Cool 👏 👏👏
The part where a week later the wife says i preferred the wood grain was left out.
😂
What do you use for a filming set up? I wanna make a channel with the jobs I do. Even if I only do it half ass atleast it'll be a start at content creation
This guy is a painter. He paints things for a living. Do plumber next.
What tip did you use? What tip tip thank you very much.
Why would you not paint them before the install?
Very nice but why not move the stove?
What size tip are you using
Thanks bro! I never get this far after i take the deposit
Is sanding necessary??
That’s primer you are spraying right. I like the speeded up footage . Overall good spray job with an airless
What is that paint sprayer. Model/type??
What tip are you using?
What is your knee pad (w/wheels)part number ?
What kind of paint you use
Ты испортил столько плёнки, что на её стоимость можно купить новую мебель
Do you achieve a perfectly smooth surface?
After 2 coats primer, filler, and 2 top coats yes!
What kind of primer are you using?
Envirolak 170TB with 5% elcat100 LV hardener 🙌
Could I use latex paint over stain?
I would call this a downgrade.
Where these cabinets sanded ?
Good work
Decent paint and decent roller give the same finish less agro
Cool
Why would anyone want to look at beautiful natural wood when they can have that wonderful plastic Ikea furniture look?
Die Zeit, die man beim Malen spart, braucht man zum Abkleben
Would a bucket and a brush be adequate?
I wouldn't waste my time putting all that plastic I used a good roller
The worst mistake any homeowner can make. Unless of course youre about to sell or intend to redo it every 5 years.
What product you using?
Nice!
Idol! Dexter Morgan style!
I hate everything about painting premium wood…great job guy but man it’s painful 😓
Which primer do you used?
Week of preping and 30 mins paint job well done
I'd rather just brush it.
Great job, but why are you painting over oak?
Should call medallion cabinets they have been sending different color pieces to peoples house for months … sales rep blamed paint supplier… anyways they are repainting a lot of brand new cabinets
Painting oak... this hurts my heart.
Did I hear your machine run out of paint just before you did the last panel? 😅 savage. Good job though, good masking.
Hahaha you did indeed!
Did they cry having to paint over oak. Yep old enough to still love the wood.
how much do you charge for something like this
How long dude to mask it all up ?
Should have pulled the microwave and stove. Would have taken less time than masking and have a better finished product
You might get a year out of a respray before the nicks and chips take over. You can't produce a factory finish, they use 2k paint.
😅
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