Sanding Painted Cabinet Doors | Master Cabinet Painting

The best way to sand wood kitchen cabinets and a bathroom vanity. Sanding Painted Cabinet Doors | Master Cabinet Painting. Get a perfect finish on your cabinets when you sand with Ekasand and Ekasilk abrasives. Shop Ekasand sanders and abrasives: paintlifesupply.com
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[@JohnWilliams-cu4cc]

The stiles are the vertical door components and the rails are the horizontal components in a frame and panel door.

[@Jay-qq7so]

Exactly!!

[@LincolnWoodworks]

Thank you! Can not wait to get a 3x4 sander!

[@archieletsyouknow5508]

💯🤔 thank you and appreciate your early-morning uploads from a fellow painter in New Mexico motivation for the workday😂😂😂

[@mwrcrft]

The Udeeda abrasives and sander are a hand and time saver. The foam pads do help with easing corners and edges on cabinets and doors that some manufactures leave crisp/sharp edges that are susceptible to chipping finish more so than a eased edge.

[@joemama-kx6rk]

I love my festool

[@LincolnWoodworks]

Which one are you using? Festool does not seem to have a low profile sander to fit in tighter spaces as the ekasand?

[@biggregg5]

Did you, by chance, do the review of the Sureline pads with rollers using a squirter bottle to load the paint for edging? I may have missed it.

[@Tacocorp45]

How would you compare this to Festool?

[@ac7384]

Trim same way. Just quick wipe Sand ?

[@Idahopainter]

Yes

[@ac7384]

@@Idahopainter wbatvyou suggest paint first before floors or after.

[@minnesotanice369]

John Cena of painting