Cabinet Coat is ideal for delivering a smooth finish when you wish to refurbish trim, kitchen cupboards, bathroom vanities, pieces of furniture and crown molding. This application features excellent adhesion and is just the thing for painting hard surfaces. You can use it without a paint primer, even on varnish and polyurethane materials. This item produces excellent stabilizing and flowing capabilities having a durable semi-gloss finish.



Preparation for Surfaces

Surface items need adequate preparation for the greatest results. All surfaces that'll be painted really need to be dry, clean and free of waxes, mildew, oils, grease, dirt, or any surface debris. Softly scrub the surface with soapy water to eliminate any dirt or residue. To remove surface wax, use a industrial wax stripper. Go with a grease or oil emulsifier to manage slick applications.

Prepping the item may take some time; however, it will considerably influence your overall result. First, take off all shedding, cracking and loose chipping paint from surfaces that were decorated before. Use wire brushes, hand scraping tools, electric grinders, sanders, etc. to perform sanding. Any metal pieces have to be free from chips, mill scale and oxidation deposits. All exterior areas that are damaged or delaminated really need to be repaired or totally replaced.

Next, lightly sand the rough paint edges next to the surface area. All high-gloss portions require sanding to generate light scratches and a dull coating so the paint can stick on properly. Any debris and dust need to be vacuumed after sanding.

Application Tips For Success

Use a paintbrush or a roller to utilize Cabinet Coat. Some choose to spray and use the HVLP approach. It is important to stir the product well before using it. Attempt to maintain a wet paint edge when you are brushing and rolling when you cover portions which have been coated previously. Cabinet Coat dries fast. Watch out for brush or roller marks appearing on an overworked product. Cabinet Coat is best applied when the ambient and surface temperature are higher than fifty degrees Fahrenheit and less than 90 degrees Fahrenheit. When there is any risk of moisture to touch the wet paint, postpone your paint job for a drier day.



Clean Up

Cleanup when your painting project is complete by counting on soapy, warm water. Wash hands and soak your rollers and brushes and additional equipment. Ensure proper disposal for safety standards. A community recycling location usually takes empty and dried up containers. Check with your regional sanitation department or bylaw to discover local disposal requirements. Discover what disposal choices are available with your local environmental company.

Health, Safety and Environmental Information

Proper air-flow is crucial for use. Never ever breathe or inhale the sanding dust or spray mist. A fresh air entry should be used for safe application and drying. Do not have any contact with skin, or eyes. Stay shielded from spray mist and dust by choosing an approved NIOSH respirator. Ensure proper respirator use by following directions from the manufacturer. Wash your hands before and after use and make sure the vessel is always closed once you are finished the application.



FIRST AID Recommendations

Wash the eyes for at least fifteen minutes if any direct exposure occurs. In case any product touches your skin, count on soap and water to thoroughly clean it away. Promptly seek medical care if required. If any respiration difficulty occurs, get outside into the clean air and then get medical help if difficulties persist.