How to powder glaze cabinets and furniture
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- Learn how to powder glaze cabinets and furniture to give a natural patina look.
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Thanks buddy!
@@finefinishsupply Dad I am just basing this on how old you look. You have an awesome son to come on your channel and brag of you. Obviously you are great at being a dad as well. Congrats.
I have been in the painting business in some form or another for decades. Just recently though started my own business (sept 22,2020). Only have sprayed a few sets of cabinets (7) but I know the process of spraying is easy but here learning various ideas/spins and techniques to separate myself from the Shwerwin Williams Kem Aqua grab ya money and run guys. First I would like to thank you for taking the time from your day to do up such videos and educate us. Secondly I came from an autobody background. Not saying you havent learned this but just in case you haven't. On cabinets I took a thing from autobody with me for a more consistent scratch/scuff pattern. 3M scotch brite pads. Grey or gray what ever way you wanna spell it lol, and maroon are my go to. Easy to get into the areas that sand paper tries your patiences with. I use dark grey with krud cutter and initial scuff. Wipe down let dry then then dark grey again. Blow off then maroon pad. Blow down, alcohol wipe down, blow dry/off then prime or straight paint. depending on the customers desired look. My first job/cabinet job was oak. I was between holy phuck these folks are crazy enough to trust me with their walls and trim/doors but completely nuts trusting me to do their cabinets lol. Not just the kitchen but the man cave bar cabinets in the basement. Lets just say starting out on my own. First job should of been about $130K now learning more on pricing and the normal rates. I did it for $73k and change. The kitchen was just the usual. Solid color. I used Urathane in iron ore color. The bar cabinets he wanted this corvette blue color with the rally stripes up through ech door. Man I was tired just from the measuring, taping and masking lol. I ened up sanding the doors down to bare wood. Rubbing in one coat of white for the rally stripes in the cheapest water paint I could get from HD. I used it to mix mdf dust as a grain filler for the remainder of the door that was to get the corvette blue color. I sprayed two coats of poly over the ares to get blue. Scuffed it with a LIGHT greay (not dark grey) scotch pad. Used valspar automotive paint to spray the corvette blue 5 coats. Mixed for me by a local body shop. Auto paint sprays so nice lol. Scuffed it down well again with the light grey pad, sprayed it with 4 coats of valspar euro clear. Let it cure for 3-4 weeks at their place. Went back and buffed them out with auto polishes. The customer was ecstatic which obvioulsy made me feel the same. Going back in a few weeks (or I hope) when these covid restrictions lift in my area to paint the shell of a 1980s. corvette he wants to mount on his wall in his mancave/bar.
Anyway that ramble is why i am here. I wanna build a portfolio of work that separates me from "(insert city name) pro painters" or pro painter such and such. I might have just done a few jobs yet and very few in my city know my company yet. But im not starving to death and in 2 yrs 5 yrs or it might take 10 yrs. When people in this city what a top notch job done on their painting needs I will be ( and I will not accept being recommended as a 2ed choice) the one thats recommended by anyone that had me do their work or anyone thats seen my work. Working in an small auto body shop I was the one doing the work and the boss/owner got the praise. I left sept past and he's not doing so well now. Odd how that works out. lol
Anyway thanks again for the educational vid and the time it took you to make it is very much appreciated. Once I get to the point where I can buy or lease a space thats not my cluttered home garage lol. I will share my own knowledge as well.
cancel my comment on the soctch pad. I finished watching the vid lol.
That’s awesome ! I love to see families be kind to each other . I see why you’re proud. He is very talented 😊
Aw :)
FINALLY a PROFESSIONAL who doesn't need music to "enhance" his video. Well done! Really enjoyed it! Looking forward to seeing more.
You're so right! That muzac makes so many videos unwatchable.
Omg I couldn’t agree more! So glad there’s no background music.
Thanks for watching!
I don't know how some people get on cable TV pretending to know and telling others about DIY projects. I think you should be on TV with a DIY show. Good luck and I'll be watching your channel.
Its fun to watch a "pro" work. You make everything look easy and explained each procedure very well, Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
I like that satin finish better than a flat. Nice work. Thanks for the video.
Just two words:
BEAUTIFUL WORK.
Thanks for sharing.
Blessings.
Over my head for most of it but of course a thumbs up for your efforts. Still thoroughly enjoyed watching you work and that beautiful finish you create it
Thank you!
I’m a woodworker who uses regular products (off the shelf as you mentioned) , and I must say I love that look. I will look into it, and all the best to you with your new venture. You are obviously very good at what you do, and business oriented 👍👍
Thank you!
Just came across your channel a few days ago and I quickly became a fan. A quick suggestion: It would be great if you included links in the description to the different products and tools that you are using in the video. You could even profit by doing this as an affiliate link ;). Looking forward to more of your videos!
I love the Red, with black glaze technique!
Excellent work. Grate demonstration
Thanks for watching!
Loved your video, the presentation was excellent.
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Wow! I'm in the cabinet refinishing group on Facebook with you. 2020 our goal is to grow our refinishing business. I'm out here in Las Vegas. I think the PPG store carries this. Man great work.
Man I’m Hooked I’m Glad I came across your channel.. love it .. my father was a big time cabinet maker back in the 80s and I was the helper just like you , sanding ,spraying, cleaning , painting I did it all. now after I gave up Tractor Trailer driving for 26 years. I have found the love to paint cabinet and more again 😂.. I definitely will be learning a lot more from you thank you Brother..
Great Video...I enjoy using the Axalta products as well as their powder glazes...great job
Thank you!
Just want to say great job! I love it. Plus I actually think the black and red combo looks pretty cool. 😎👍🏻
Really like it, thank you for sharing your knowledge, keep uploading videos.
Thanks!
Your sharing your life experience with us . We can never thank you enough.
Hi I live in the UK and am a furniture sprayer. Your video got my attention and I would love to now more as I am thinking of going out on my own and this seems like the kind of product that would suit me. I hope to hear from you soon, many thanks Iain.
Hey Iain, looks like Axalta has gone out of business. I'm also in the UK.
Not sure where abouts you are but you should look into Spraymastersuk who do kitchen stuff with some amazing new finishes I've seen and offer a course that I'm going to book on.
Thank you very much for the information. I like that you told us what you use.
Thanks for watching!
Haha you move like a top cheff or an martial artist. You must be very experienced sir!
Would love to see more.
That's a beautiful finish 👍
Thank you!
I love pneumatic paint guns . I use one to spray my plants for bugs ( perfect coverage without saturation ). I also want to start using one to paint doors and apply poly to bar tops and other things . So much control and smooth finish . These look gorgeous! Great job 😊
Dude this is so dope!! I wish I could learn this! Keep up the good work and keep posting videos!!
Appreciate you sharing. Best wishes , hope you continue doing well!
That looks amazing. The process looks easy and fast. I'm definitely going to learn how to use those products.
Hey Louis just to tell you, that you have a talent to motive people ,thanks a lot, keep up the good work ,need to see more videos soon
You are a life saver, thank you soon much.
Thanks for watching!
Good video bud. Nice work 👍🏻
Thanks man!
Excellent Demo video
Love this guy, wish I could work along side with him!! Luis great job as always, come out with more videos lol 🔥🔥💯
This may be a dumb question but I'm not good at painting or any form of this work. Why do you need to scuff the surface before applying a second coat? Why wouldn't it be fine just adding another coat? Does it not adhere as well? The cool part about this finish is that it doesn't have to be perfect and at this point it would just be considered authentic which would be more valuable to me personally. It has character. It's not like buying laminated floor where every so many pieces are identical. Beautiful work!
This is beautiful work!
👍👍👍👍 awesome video thank so much for tips and products inside.
Just beautiful!
Thank you!
Great video thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Great stuff!
Hmmm.... On June 1, 2017 Axalta Coating Systems completed its acquisition of the Valpar Corporation’s North American industrial wood coatings business, which includes the Zenith brand. Valspar divested the business in connection with the antitrust approval of its acquisition by the Sherwin-Williams Co.
This is awesome. I wish I could come work with you for a few days to learn. Will I find a vid about exactly what guns you are using, your air filtration system, that whole setup? Love all of it.
Great video!
Awesome keep up the good work!!
Very pretty,not into the red but it is very pretty ,especially after the glaze is applied.
This looks nice. Can this be done with an airless spraying???
Hi, great video, can you get same speed to finish schedule with Renner?
Thank you excellent job, think I look into a small inexpensive spray gun much faster
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 amazing amazing work thank you
Beautiful job. You can share link where to buy this povder glaze? Thanks
What brand of gun are you used?? Can I use the same gun on pps system ?? I work on wood finished . Thank you for your respond. That's a great job you doing it.👍
Hi Louis and hope all is well, thanks for showing us the good work and the expertise that you have and if you don’t mind me asking,where can I get the product from,thanks Dan
Very nice
Hi, just watched your video, I really enjoyed it. The part I enjoyed the most was that you did not talk much , you introduced yourself and got straight to work.
Question; How does the oil from your fingers effect the product? Question 2; Where can I buy these products? TY GBY🙏🏽
Thanks Carlos! I ensure to wash my hands religiously when in the finishing room. When this video was made I was using a lot of solvent based products but now switched over to Waterborn. Where are you located?
does that lacquer finish “yellow” over time??
our cabinets in our house started to yellow i think after 5-6?yrs old.
looked like complete shit.
I redid them in Benji Moore AURA and don’t expect any issues down the road.....
you obv. are talented and know your stuff; thx for shearing
Hello good job the vinyl lacquer is water or solvent
What is the temperature of your shop? We use a lot of lacquer at our shop for trim and doors, but fight the temperature as far as drying goes here in Northwest Montana. Thanks man, the product looks great!
Wish I can use your services, from South Africa!
Thanks for sharing this video Louis! Do you still sell Axalta or strictly Renner now?
How well do you think that precat lacquer will perform overtime compared to Renner 851 catalyzed or 688 catalyzed fully?
Thank you!!!!! Great video!!!!
Beautiful
Great video! You have convinced me to use on my cupboards and a bunch of other stuff. BTW: Do you have a pet dragon there with you? I can hear him in the background.
QUESTION I bought a gallon of this and have been trying it by brushing on. However, I must use spray bottle to wet and remove. Is this because of brushing on? I don’t always get out a sprayer?
Where did you get it? Do you have a link or did you buy it in a store?
Great video. Is this product durable and UV tolerant so that it could be us3d on a front door? The glazing effect would be great! Thank you!
good job
Do you have a video setting your spray gun up? I know you have a pro gun set up there but it seems like you are hardly using any product and getting an amazing finish. Would like to see how you calibrate.
Great video, very informative. Where do you buy the products you're using?
AMAZING JOB....
I love the color you put on, this is what I want to do for color choice. But I have issues. I'm not a pro and can't afford one. I am trying to figure out how to put a lasting finish on a old mobile home molded plastic cabinetry. How? I can't afford new wood cabinets, have to make what I have look good.
Sorry I only use industrial products. Wish I could help!
What a clear coat for stain finishes ?
Really nice work.
You dont need priming woth that type of product??
This product is the primer. It has to be clear coated.
You should use a full face respirators for speed , ease and better protection
Thanks for the tip!
I tried the website provided but it gave it a 404 error. I love how organized , and efficient your shop is set up. Also, I’m not sure what the sanding pad you used was, I know you started with 150, then 240, but what was the pad called that you used to remove the powder stain? Anyway, Nice job!
Hi Carolyn! Check out our website for sanding products. Www.jassosales.com
Woooow that is nice, great explanation thanks, the red looks great I never thought, I live overseas and there is not glaze at all over here, any suggestions of what could I use instead? Thanks in advance great job, pro
Yup I'm in..
What would you do with the base cabinets? The same process on site in the home? Would you use different product or just the vinyl lacquer base coat with clear?
And I'm assuming this product wouldn't work well with grain filler since you brushed the material to open the grain...
Same process. this product works well over oak without glaze. I was going for a cerused finish, that is why I wire brushed it
Lacquer based, I assume that the product is high with VOC which if used indoors at the job site. You run a high probability that you may indeed start a fire.
Nice for the doors, what about the base cabinet frame 🤔
Hope I'm wrong, have you seen news footage of a house painter using high VOC and the house is full of flames coming out of the windows
Can you make “stain” or “wood” colors with this process ? I paint a lot of fiberglass doors and interior doors with a Faux paint technique and we need to make it fast and more uniform colors.
How much is clear coat per gallon ?
How do u spray both sides with out damaging the fresh coat ? Or do u wait for one side to be fully dry and then spray the finish coat on the other side ?
Great product. Jeff/ Dr Wood
Louis, is this base product from axalta still available. I really like the recoat time. Also is there anything else available that is comparable with this axalta base coat. Just wanting to know my options. Any help is appreciated . Thanks man
nice work man! just wondering , whta sprayer are you using and where can i get this product in the san francisco bay area?
Louis, Just watched an amazing video of yours and really enjoyed it. Question: Is this product available or offered in 'dye' form? Or have you any videos on refinishing using dyes? Thanks and best regards. (P.S.) The best comment and complement by far is your son's. All the gold in the world can't compare.
The powder glazes is water base or oil base or what kind please let me know teach me
hello, please tell me what pressure you use for spraying the primer and what for the top coat, I use Renner polyurethane? thank you
Awesome 👏
Thanks for watching!
How much cost per gallon
In the video you could not see but did the grain stay in the pore. I've used filler stain to a to achieve this and of course they did the grain I think your product would work better
Is this product available in California, if so what stores carry it. This producís amazing for production and profit.
Check with Vista paint. They still Axalta
Great tutorial of the product! thank you for the information!
Thanks for watching!
Would you share sprayer info for us newbies?
Nice work , i have cabinet shop and using chemcraft precut lacquer , nice finish but im having issues with durability,, would you recommend better quality precut like cambell maybe or should I switch to post cat lacquer? And again you do nice finishing, !
Post cat lacquer will give better results!
Hi Louis, great job. My question is how do you deal with water in your lines? Any special equipment required fir de condensation?
Oil water separator before your equipment will greatly reduce the chances of it effecting your finish.
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Thanks, but I was thinking in a professional setting is there a more effective way?
I believe large shops utilize a much more sophisticated set up, what system do you use for no water and oil in your lines?
Hi there, is it common to leave the inside of the door unpainted? Not trying to give you a hard time, just trying to learn.
Neat stuff! We like to use water borne conversion varnish for its durability in kitchens. Does this powder glaze work with the c.v.???
Louis,
Thank you.
Very informative.
We are considering changing our kitchen cabinet painting systems. Where can I find a local distributor here in Colorado. We are also considering Target coatings EM 6500. Most cabinet jobs either choose a Ben Moore or SW color for their cabinets.
Thanks again Louis.👍
Hola amigo donde puedo conceguir ese producto que estas utilizando
Awesome video!! Fun to watch! Do axalta products have to be sprayed? I’m redoing my bedroom furniture that I paid a “ professional” to do that she completely ruined. Therefore my wood is not smooth from stripping sanding etc. so I need more coverage with brushing paint on . I would love to use this product line
Hi Shannon! Axalta products are best sprayed. I would look into a waterbased option. Wise Owl has a product called one hour cabinet enamel that can be brushed and seems to hold up well on furniture
Louis, great info. Thanks for sharing. What spayers are you using? Air assisted airless and a gravity fed air gun? What about processing at the face frames and panels that need to be finished on site? Any lingering smell? These products all water based?
Kremlin eos 15:1 and Apollo 7700 hvlp. These are solvent based products and definitely
have a smell. Make sure to use proper ventilation when working in an enclosed area
Where is this sold ?
I'm looking for a glass like shine similar to fine paints of Europe for furniture. Does this product also have a glass like shine?
great educational video , thanks for sharing
thanks for watching!
OK SO IF YOU AND I WERE RAPPERS I WOULD HAVE TO SAY THAT WE MUST DO A COLLABORATION !!! MY NAME IS PAULY AND I JUST WANT TO SAY THANKS FOR SHOWCASING THIS NEW PRODUCT I AM EXTREMELY PASSIONATE ABOUT PROVIDING A SERVICE FOR OTHERS AND I WILL BE LOOKING INTO THIS PRODUCT FURTHER..... AGAIN THANK YOU
Thanks for watching!