Process question. Many jobs where they want to change the stain color. Example, existing golden oak, now they want a medium brown stain (not paint) to match some other furniture. So I am toning (some say shading) a solvent conversion varnish tinted with 844's . With light passes (usually three) to "come up to" the target color. Now I have spread the doors in the exact sequence as the kitchen layout. So that in the process of making all the doors "even" in color I don't have a light and dark door side by side. Of course, going too dark is death....now I am removing color.....so go lighter, and make another pass is always better then finish removal...! Where I am located. they typically do not want to buy new doors. I would so love to improve this process....!! Just found you today and am very thankful!! just jim
with line you can charge drawers, doors and boxes. terr down set up, my first year i did in furniture 97,000 4th year doing cab's now 150,000 am a sol LLC. Love doing kitchens way more. i't takes me 6 day from start to walk out terr down. ave 27 doors 8 drawers 13 boxes = 5,700.00 make a great living. do what WORKS FOR YOU.
new cab's yes do lin. But for refinish or paint old stuff, it's better to peace work. You have set up terr down cost. You have light sand (scuff) or strip old crap off were lin dont work. In saying that were estimating were you have a cut down estimate is better the a 1 line invoice. but you both have great points. I'm a refinisher from FL were I changed trades from furniture to cabinets. Cabs way more profit. Jeff/ Dr Wood Furniture Repair. Love doing cabinets more then Furniture all day.
This was a great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I was wondering if you had recommendations on finding a source for doors if wanted to offer doors? Thank you!
Great info! I have seen guys spray the doors on the hinges on the frame closed and they saying is will look good and nice. Hell no, a real painter takes off everything down to have that painted the right way
I've been a painting contractor for over 40 years I still go to work every day lots of weekends every job is different costumers have higher income you guys talking pricing sq. ft linear ft I look at the work involved throw throw all the numbers out I know what it takes how much material give the costumer a fair price from EXPERIENCE that's the bottom line
My mistake in my last comment. I am placing my toner in vinyl sealer and acetone. Then catalyzed vinyl sealer, then CV. Looking for advice on more accurately "hitting " my toner color faster....or a better, faster meathod. Thanks just jim
Louis sounds similar to Steve Rinella, the meat eater, and he’s talking to Yanni about his gun collection!!! Did anyone else notice this?! Steve and Louis are both elite professionals in their fields... striking similarities.
Can't wait to see your next video on lean, process and non batching. Your videos are great! Thanks for all the time, effort and tips!!! How do I get notification when you will be live? Thanks just jim
flow and adhesion is most important, your so right, i have done redo's of painters DIY or painters doing cabs .Remember a painter is not a finisher. HAHAHAHAHH
anything refinished you can warrant. because oils in the past. I didnt in furniture after stripping it. oils can come to surface after you stripped it. If your paint not sticking to the doors or styles (Faca) (Box) change your profession. HAHAHAHAHA
i'm getting work from painters not applying and cheacking what the paint there scuffing and repainting like putting LAQ over OIL. DAAAAA there DIY"S or bad painters. Lacquer so much hotter. you know never ever.
Since your a lot more experienced, what do you use for going over old oil based painted cabinets? Have been looking at Renner coatings but can't find any I found on if the 643 primer bonds to oil based products.
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You guys really do help people out. Cant explain how much I appreciate it.
This content is invaluable! Thank you gentlemen!
Process question. Many jobs where they want to change the stain color. Example, existing golden oak, now they want a medium brown stain (not paint) to match some other furniture. So I am toning (some say shading) a solvent conversion varnish tinted with 844's . With light passes (usually three) to "come up to" the target color. Now I have spread the doors in the exact sequence as the kitchen layout. So that in the process of making all the doors "even" in color I don't have a light and dark door side by side. Of course, going too dark is death....now I am removing color.....so go lighter, and make another pass is always better then finish removal...!
Where I am located. they typically do not want to buy new doors. I would so love to improve this process....!!
Just found you today and am very thankful!!
just jim
with line you can charge drawers, doors and boxes. terr down set up, my first year i did in furniture 97,000 4th year doing cab's now 150,000 am a sol LLC. Love doing kitchens way more. i't takes me 6 day from start to walk out terr down. ave 27 doors 8 drawers 13 boxes = 5,700.00 make a great living. do what WORKS FOR YOU.
I just did a bid for a kitchen. $125 for each door, and drawer. Good shape, antique finish. $9,650.00.
Whoa so much! Dang. But what do I know! :)
I stay right now with what works AXALTA CV. on new. or stripped to paint but Cambell products for all stain refinish. it makes MONEY that the point.
Jeff why do you use Axalta cv verses Krystal and Toreno from MLC? Is Axalta alot cheaper? Or is there some performance advantage??
Thanks Jim
What's the difference between HDF & MDF??
new cab's yes do lin. But for refinish or paint old stuff, it's better to peace work. You have set up terr down cost. You have light sand (scuff) or strip old crap off were lin dont work. In saying that were estimating were you have a cut down estimate is better the a 1 line invoice. but you both have great points. I'm a refinisher from FL were I changed trades from furniture to cabinets. Cabs way more profit. Jeff/ Dr Wood Furniture Repair. Love doing cabinets more then Furniture all day.
This was a great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I was wondering if you had recommendations on finding a source for doors if wanted to offer doors? Thank you!
Great info!
I have seen guys spray the doors on the hinges on the frame closed and they saying is will look good and nice. Hell no, a real painter takes off everything down to have that painted the right way
I've been a painting contractor for over 40 years I still go to work every day lots of weekends every job is different costumers have higher income you guys talking pricing sq. ft linear ft I look at the work involved throw throw all the numbers out I know what it takes how much material give the costumer a fair price from EXPERIENCE that's the bottom line
My mistake in my last comment. I am placing my toner in vinyl sealer and acetone. Then catalyzed vinyl sealer, then CV. Looking for advice on more accurately "hitting " my toner color faster....or a better, faster meathod.
Thanks
just jim
you guys are great to listen too. Jeff/ Dr Wood
Louis sounds similar to Steve Rinella, the meat eater, and he’s talking to Yanni about his gun collection!!! Did anyone else notice this?! Steve and Louis are both elite professionals in their fields... striking similarities.
Can't wait to see your next video on lean, process and non batching. Your videos are great! Thanks for all the time, effort and tips!!!
How do I get notification when you will be live?
Thanks
just jim
you should, I have a 98% done and gone not a 80% and redo loss money. bad buss. do the same thing every job PROSSESS. your right.
You Painting the cabinets as well or just the doors and drawers for the price?
Can u please do videos in Spanish explaining pricing !
flow and adhesion is most important, your so right, i have done redo's of painters DIY or painters doing cabs .Remember a painter is not a finisher. HAHAHAHAHH
Still Learning the Biss.
spraying, prep is 80%
GREAT VIDEO
Im ready to grow but help is hard to find. they tape wrong mask off badly.
your right 4-6 coats for real way to much. Painters are not finishers period.
you have to find a great color match person
Im with red hat!
anything refinished you can warrant. because oils in the past. I didnt in furniture after stripping it. oils can come to surface after you stripped it. If your paint not sticking to the doors or styles (Faca) (Box) change your profession. HAHAHAHAHA
i'm getting work from painters not applying and cheacking what the paint there scuffing and repainting like putting LAQ over OIL. DAAAAA there DIY"S or bad painters. Lacquer so much hotter. you know never ever.
Since your a lot more experienced, what do you use for going over old oil based painted cabinets? Have been looking at Renner coatings but can't find any I found on if the 643 primer bonds to oil based products.
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