Prepping MDF Doors with NEW ProFoam

Dennis, Hannah, and Chad worked their butts off prepping and spraying this 54 piece kitchen.
The NEW ProFoam made quick sanding of these MDF doors. We used Very Fine in all 3 thicknesses; 5mm for flats, 10mm & 1/2" for mouldings that needed extra squishiness. 320 Grit Film was used for flat areas. ***It is okay to use a 5" sander for the flat areas with a 320-400 grit abrasive.
We sprayed Renner 648 2k Primer paired with 688 2k top coat with the Tritech T4.

[@brianbrantner]

I love Surfprep tools! Great video. Great tools make the difference.

[@MIKEC2000]

Great presentation!

[@kevngu7256]

Wow so much tip. Love the tip with sponge move up a little so it can do the rounded part.

[@tonysopranosduck416]

Wicked information! Thanks for this generous and concise run-down, it’s very appreciated for newbie/homeowners like me. Just ordered my Surfprep and am itching to start sanding stuff! I’m obsessed!

[@jayd4800]

When should I use the yellow paper & when should the blue/green be used ? What’s recommended?

[@mikemyers7317]

What primer did you use on the mdf? Thanks for great videos.

[@SurfPrepSanding]

Hey there! We were spraying Renner 643. Then the topcoat is 688.

[@SurfPrepSanding]

Sorry, it is 648 2k

[@Bigmike55626]

Would this foam pad be effective on real hardwood?

[@emedina791]

Need info on spray spin table please

[@ensurepaintingplusllc]

Check out PaintLine or Fast Rack systems both great and offers tons of options👍🏻

[@mikerichter1694]

What grit on the 5mm pad?