How to Paint Kitchen Cabinets with a Paint Sprayer
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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2019
- Update and completely transform your outdated kitchen cabinets using a paint sprayer! With the help of our Wagner FLEXiO, we managed to renew these dark kitchen cabinets and make them look modern and new.
This kitchen was quickly transformed with the help of Wagner FLEXiO paint sprayers. Learn more about these innovative painting tools: bit.ly/3jguATO
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Step 1: Prepare the Cabinets for Paint Spraying
Begin by emptying your cabinets and removing the appliances. Clean the cabinet boxes, doors and drawers and use wood filler to patch and holes or damaged areas. It's crucial that you clean up any cooking grease splatter or the new paint won't stick. Paint thinner works well for this, but any type of degreaser will do.
Next, sand all of the wood with a medium grit sandpaper to smooth any wood filler and scuff up any existing finish. This gives the surface a little more tooth so the new paint will stick better.
You should also wipe the sanding dust off with tack cloths and caulk all the joints for cabinets, walls, ceilings and other door panels. You'll also want to mask off any of your kitchen that you don't want paint on, including the countertop, the backsplash and the insides of your cabinets.
Finally, number all of the cabinet doors and hardware so that when they’re done you’ll know where to re-install them. We recommend putting all the hinge hardware inside the cabinet along with a piece of tape with a number written on it. Write the corresponding number in the recess where the hinge attaches and cover it with tape to avoid getting paint on it.
Step 2: Practice Paint Spraying
Now that you have your supplies and your cabinets are prepped, you're almost ready to start spraying. For this project, we recommend using a FLEXiO 5000 paint sprayer. Every FLEXiO sprayer comes with a spray poster, so you can practice your spray patterns before you start your projects. For this project, we’re using the Detail Finish nozzle attachment, which is great for fine finishing on cabinets, furniture and trim. Attach the Detail Finish nozzle, load your paint, and start practicing. You will want to adjust both the material and airflow settings to get you desired finish. Make sure to hold the paint sprayer 4-6” away and release the trigger after each pass. We also recommend overlapping your passes by 50% to ensure even coverage.
Step 3: Prime the Cabinets
Now you’re ready to start priming the cabinets. You’re going to start with the upper cabinets and then move to the lowers. Start first with the crown molding and then move to the inside edges. Make sure to paint spray the inside edges at a bit of an angle to ensure you are getting in all the nooks. Finally move to the fronts of the cabinets. As always, spray with the grain of the wood and hold the sprayer perpendicular to the cabinets.
Next move on to the cabinet doors. Lay the doors down horizontally to ensure that you get a clean finish and there are no drips and runs.
Next, prime the drawer fronts. To make the job easier, we recommend using a big Lazy Susan. This allows you to stand the drawers on the end and spin them around, spraying from all sides. Reminder to mask off the boxes to avoid getting paint inside the drawers.
Step 4: Paint the Cabinets
Allow the cabinets to dry per the paint manufacture’s timeline before applying the top coat. If there are any rough edges, grab a 220 grit sandpaper or higher and sand the surface before painting.
The paint spraying techniques you used earlier for priming are the same you’ll use to apply the top coat. We recommend applying one or two coats for the upper and lower frames and the cabinet faces.
Let the paint dry overnight and then come back in the morning to put everything back together.
Step 5: Enjoy the New Kitchen
Enjoy your newly transformed kitchen! This kitchen went from dark and outdated to new and modern in no time. It's hard to believe with just a few gallons of paint, we took a dated kitchen and transformed it into something fresh and modern while saving the homeowner thousands of dollars. Be sure to watch our how-to video to see these tips and tricks in action! 
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Thanks for the instructional video. Excellent job done. Nice upgrade.
Thanks for watching!
Looks brand new , nice job.
Thanks for watching!
I would love to see a guide on how you taped over the inside of the cabinets like that. So smooth looking. Once I figure out how to do that I'm buying me a sprayer.
We're glad this inspired you! We don't have a written tutorial, but we hope you found this video tutorial helpful! You can also call us at 1-800-328-8251 for assistance
there is a little elf inside who tapes it up . He is the cousin of elf on a shelf, but goes by Elf in the cabinet.
Google “Paint Life TV” the guy has good tutorials.
Sprayer is 100% worth it! It pays for itself in one job with the time it saves
Oh she doesn’t know how to do that.. someone else does that. But I would stick half of the tape on inside edges, then stick material (paper/plastic) you can tape again on outside if you plan on trying to do your second coat asap. Otherwise it should be fine
major tip I like to paint cabinets with primer thinned with acetone, then use a flat paint for a perfect smooth texture then spray a clear coat on top!
Great tips, George! A Wagner sprayer will help you get that ultra smooth finish
I love Wagner products!
We're so glad you do, Josh!
Thank you from down under. Well I never! I'm going to have a crack at this. It looked so hard hand painting them all and my kitchen is almost the same shape and size. I would like the music to be a lower. But other than that you did very well teaching an old gal new tricks. All the best!
It's so easy! We're glad this inspired you!
@rat tail For the love of god. Do not use a Wagner for this. Hire it out or learn the trade.
I just bought the Flexio 4000 to do my kitchen cabinets with lacquer - wish me luck!
We'd love to see your transformed kitchen! Please tag us on Instagram!
Just a tip so no one rips their hair out. Do the tape line buy the ceiling and walls LAST, then after you spray it imminently peel it off. Paint will bridge between your moldings and walls and when it behind to skin, it will peel off sheets of paint from your cabinets which you will have to let cure, sand, mask, prime, and paint all over again. Honestly, when I repainted kitchens I always recommended NOT masking the walls and ceiling, just let the paint cure for three days then paint the ceiling to the cabinet.
Thank you for the tips!
If any of you are ever using a medium to deep base paint, you can have your primer tinted close to the color you’re using. I like to use a medium gray when using deep base paints. It help with the coverage of the top coat. Also, using a pressure pot or a pot that stays on the ground. Your wrist will thank you.
That's a great tip! One benefit of using our stationary FLEXiO sprayers is that the turbine sits on the ground, which reduces user fatigue while spraying.
IM INSPIREDDDDDDD!!
Thank you for watching! We look forward to seeing your transformed kitchen
I have a Wagner sprayer which has worked excellent for me. I have sprayed doors, bathroom and kitchen cabinets. What I would like to know is how long did it take to mask that kitchen off.
Thank you for sharing your experience, Wesley! The time to tape off your kitchen will depend on the size of the kitchen, if you removed the appliances, if you're painting the inside of the cabinets, and how many cabinets or drawers you have. In this case, we managed to tape off the kitchen in just a couple of hours with a few people to help.
From a distance, everything looks good.
That's often true, but we're here to help you make sure your projects look fantastic up close, too! Using a Wagner paint sprayer for your kitchen cabinets not only speeds up the process but also helps achieve a smooth, professional finish. If you need tips on getting the best results or have any questions about the process, feel free to reach out. We're here to ensure your cabinets look great at every distance!
I wish to do two spray painting projects, both involving kitchen cabinets. Which Wagner model and compressor do you recommend? I see furniture repainters using the 3000 and 5000 but which is best for kitchen cabinets? Also, which nozzles should l use for Shaker-style cabinets? I am new but have to make this right the very first time.
Hello, Meg! The FLEXiO 3000 or 5000 would be a great option for you (no air compressor required!). The main difference is that the 3000 is a handheld unit and the 5000 is a stationary sprayer. You'd use the Detail Finish nozzle to apply a nice, smooth finish.
I want to know how she did such a good job taping the insides of the cabinets. I have a flexio sprayer and it takes me hours to mask off a room for painting.
Hello, Andrew! Taping and masking gets easier each time you do it! There are videos on RUclips that can offer tips and tricks. Once you have your space masked, spraying is the easy part.
You should NEVER caulk the gap around the panel doors. The wood expands and contracts and that caulk will certainly crack and look much worse than the gap. I do about 40 cabinet jobs a year.
We appreciate your tips and advice, Warren! Caulking the gaps will provide a nice, seamless look to the kitchen. You might have to recaulk every few years, however, depending on the wood and how it expands.
@@Wagner-Spraytech Respectfully disagree. I've done over 300 kitchens. If you re-caulk it will look even worse over the existing paint. Would only look good if you then repainted the doors. Very rarely, if the gap is not consistent or previously painted it may have to be caulked. otherwise it is a mistake. Precisely why even high end new painted cabinets are rarely caulk around the panels.
Definitely agree with this. Depending on how much the wood expands/contracts, this would look bad the very next season change where I’m at.
@@wwarrengeb That depends on a lot of factors, the biggest factor is what type of door you have. If you have a floating panel door, you are 100% correct. If your door is not a floating panel door then it is best practice to caulk those joints to avoid seeing any lines. Sometimes on solid doors if we're going from natural wood to paint we like to caulk the inside edges too just to get rid of the hard lines that often collect all that dirt and debris.
Do you think you can paint inside the cabinets?
Hey 👋🏽,
I am in the uk and
have a whole load of furniture to upcycle as well as my kitchen cabinets to do 🙄 andthe thought of hand painting is giving me nightmares 😉.
Have been looking into a sprayer.
Over here i have seen the Wagner W100, the flexio 590, 690 & 890. I think the flexios here are equivalent to your 3000, 4000 & 5000 respectively 🤔?
My questions are which of these would be best for the projects I have to do giving me the best finish without costing a fortune and which would be the easiest/simplest to use as never used a sprayer before 😕.
Thanks, any advice would be greatly appreciated 🙂👍🏽
Thank you for your question, Sandra! You're correct, those are the corresponding models in the U.K. The FLEXiO units will be a great option for you because they can handle both paint and stain. They're also super easy to use for beginners, but leave you with a great finish! We'd recommend the FLEXiO 690 for the projects you described because it has a stationary base, which will reduce hand fatigue when painting furniture and cabinets.
@@Wagner-Spraytech Wow, thank you for getting back to me so promptly. Much appreciated.
I was thinking the Flexio 690 might be the one to go for so thank you for confirming this to me 🙂👍🏽.
Best Regards
Sandra
I would have loved to have seen a close up after the 2 layers of top coat. Was the grain still visible?
Yes, you can still see the wood grain slightly! You can always use a thinner paint or apply less coats if you want to see more of the wood grain pop
I am in the process of doing this very project and I am definitely getting a WAGNER
We look forward to seeing your finished project, Jeff! Please be sure to tag us on social media so we can see the results.
I just bought a Wagner today. My kitchen cabinets are very dark. I want to paint them white. What color white did you just use? Also what priner did you use?
Anyy suggestions. My whole is is dark. Thank you
Hello and thank you for your questions! We recommend going to your local paint store and looking at the paint samples. There are so many different shades of white to choose from! There are also primers that are designed specifically for spraying cabinets.
Thanks for this video. I would like to know what kind of primer you apply; oil or latex to make sure stain doesnt show up?
Great question! In this case we were using a latex based primer. There are primers that you can purchase specifically designed for stain blocking.
What kind of primer? And how is over spray, is that the correct mask? Hopefully doesn't trap fumes in?
There are a variety of oil and water based primers you can use in this sprayer, including Behr, PPG, Sherwin Williams and more. The overspray is very minimal, but it's still important to cover anything you don't want painted. You can use a paint mask or respirator, which can be found at most home improvement stores.
Those are ok but respirator mask are better. They have filters so you can remove old ones and put in new ones.
what type of paint do you recommend to spray kitchen cabinets. someone told me lacquer?
Hello, Dennis! Lacquer is used as a topcoat. If you're wanting to paint your cabinets we're recommend using a water based latex paint from brands like Behr, Sherwin Williams or PPG.
Emerald urethane enamel is perfect for kitchen cabinets
Hi! Do you have a video on how to thin latex paint for kitchen cabinets? Newbie here & doesn’t want to make mistakes 😉
We do not have a video, but detailed instructions are included in the sprayer manuals. We will keep this in mind for a future video idea!
That would be nice. I have my Wagner Spraytech 0518080 for years but haven't been able to use it properly once. I'm having difficulties thinning the paint the proper way. I bought it to use with latex paint. I've tried about 3 times only making a mess so i gave up and now it's just sitting somewhere collecting dust. A proper video on how to thin latex and how to best adjust the sprayer (which settings) would be nice so I can try it one last time.
We will definitely consider that as a future video! In the meantime, please give us a call at 1-800-328-8251 for tips and tricks. We generally recommend thinning by 5-10% and make sure to strain the paint beforehand to prevent clumps.
What primers and paints do you use! I see a lot of comments elsewhere which many people speak of their paint and primer choices being tacky for weeks which obviously causes doors & drawers sticking to bases causing paint pull and other problems.
I've even seen comments from people not being able to install their doors and drawers for weeks because of paint brand and sku's tackyness. Including paints and primers from benjamin moore and sherman williams with their recommend cabinet paints.
Hello, Dean! Thank you for your question. We recommend using a high quality cabinet paint from popular brands like Behr, PPG, Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams. The tackiness others are experiencing might be due to a variety of factors including improper prep work. It's important to properly sand and clean your cabinets before painting and apply multiple light coats as opposed to one heavy coat to ensure proper drying.
Do you use the fine {blue} gun for spraying latex on cabinets?
Yes, the Detail Finish nozzle is recommended for spraying latex paint on cabinets so you receive a super smooth finish. You will need to thin the paint slightly to run smoothly.
@@Wagner-Spraytech Its confusing, because in the case it says the detail sprayer is used for small projects, fine finishing, and thin paints and stains. Thanks
Spraying cabinets is a fine finishing project because you generally want a super smooth finish.
Hi Andrew Dorset.Tape on the inside, just the width of the gap sticking out of the door.
Good tip!
@@Wagner-Spraytech you are wellcome.
Did you wait for the paint to dry before removing the masking tape?? i worry removing it when dry will pull the pain edges 😕
Great question, Tom! You should remove the tape when the paint is still slightly wet to avoid pulling the newly painted finish.
@@Wagner-Spraytech Thanks :)
@@Wagner-Spraytech - But not remove all of it, only after the 'Primer' coats. Will have to remain until Top Coats are done.
Would have nice if you had shown the process for the paint and sprayer.
Hello! The process for using the sprayer starts at 2:28. Please let us know if you have any questions!
@@Wagner-SpraytechPretty sure they meant how you load the sprayer. What kind of paint, do you need to thin it, etc.? You basically showed it loaded and ready to go. My guess is there’s quite a bit more to it than that.
@@annielooo2798 Hi Annie! We recommend using a paint with high washability. A store associate at a paint store can help with your specific needs! We also recommend straining your material beforehand and thinning by 5% can help the paint level out smooth. With latex paint you can simply use water or Wagner Paint Easy, a paint conditioner. Please let us know if you have any questions!
Did you have to thin out the paint in the paint sprayer before you painted????
The FLEXiO sprayer can spray unthinned materials when using the iSpray nozzle. When painting kitchen cabinets, however, we recommend using the Detail Finish nozzle which will require slight thinning (5-15%) depending on the paint thickness.
How do you know how much to thin? Or if it’s necessary?
If you're using the Detail Finish nozzle with thick latex paint then we recommend thinning by 10-15%.
@@Wagner-Spraytech
Is there a specific type of thinner we have to use for painting cabinets?
@@paulsheffield4729 If the paint is water based then you'd use water to thin. If it's oil based then you'd use mineral spirits.
My question is, do you seal the paint to stop chipping from use?
Adding a sealing layer topcoat is always a good idea for added durability and easier clean-up when wiping down the cabinets.
one thing you guys forgot..atomized paint can be harmful to your lungs, should always wear a respirator when spraying, breathing paint in can still cause health problems, waterbase or not..there is even warnings on the paint labels
Thank you for your comment! We always recommend wearing proper PPE when using a sprayer
Then why in the practicing part of the video is she NOT wearing PPE? VERY IMPORTANT!!
Hi , can u tell how much I have to sand down ? And which primer to use ? And after painting which top coat to spray? I will like to buy this product and do my cabinets on own.
Thank you for your questions! We recommend sanding with 60-100 grit by lighting scuffing up the entire surface and then wipe it down. There are a lot of different primer and top coats to choose from so we recommend going to your local paint store and look specifically at the cabinet paints.
Using a flexio 3500, do you need to thin a water based primer or an oil based/akyld semi gloss paint?
The FLEXiO 3500 can spray most unthinned paints with the iSpray nozzle, but if you're using the Detail Finish nozzle for fine finishing then you'll likely have to thin by 10-15% depending on the thickness of the paint.
What grit sandpaper did you use ? Also what grit would you recommend for laminate cabinets.
We used a medium grit sandpaper that was 80-120 grit
Hey there, anyone having trouble with Flexio 3000 spraying very inconsistenly? It will spray ok for a few lines then goes to mostly air. Mine is brand new and it's my first time using it.
solved! I called Wagner's tech support and here's the issue: set the air to 12 and depress the trigger half way to pressurize the canister first. When you pull it back all the way it'll spray evenly. Also, when spraying be aware of the direction you tilt your gun so the little hole on top of the suction tube doesn't get flooded.
@@michalojrzanowski3529 Thank you for calling our tech support team! Now you're all set for spraying. Have fun!
Just bought one and it looks like im spraying texture to drywall ....😒
@@samuelpalacios77 Hello! Were you using the Detail Finish nozzle? Did you thin and strain the paint? Please call us at 1-800-328-8251 for troubleshooting.
@@samuelpalacios77
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We just bought a Wagner flexio sprayer to paint our kitchen cabinets but the paint we’re using is water based. Will this sprayer still work?
Hello, Isabel! Yes, the FLEXiO sprayers are great for spraying water based and oil based paints and stains.
How do we touch up the sprayed cabinets?
You can touch up the cabinets with the sprayer on a 2nd coat or with a small brush
Good morning, how do you pait the insidi of the cabinet?
What kind of prime do you use?
You can follow all of the same steps to paint the inside of the cabinet if you'd like! You can use the same cabinet primer that you use on the doors. We recommend a durable, stain blocking primer intended for cabinets.
@@Wagner-Spraytech If I dont use primer for the inside?
Ita this possible?
Thanks for the answer
Anything specific about the type of primer/paint? Thanks
If you're painting cabinets then we recommend using a high quality water or oil based primer designed for cabinets
What is the appropriate wagner sprayer for kitchen cupboards ? Im looking at the W100 but is there a better version now ? Or will the W100 do the job
Hello! Are you located in the UK? The W100 is more designed for spraying thin materials like stain or sealer. For painting kitchen cabinets we'd recommend one of our HVLP sprayers that comes with a Detail Finish nozzle such as the FLEXiO 590, FLEXiO 575 or W510: www.wagner-group.com/en/do-it-yourself/products-and-accessories/paint-sprayer/
@@Wagner-Spraytech hello thanks for your reply. Yes I've been looking today at the flexio range. The 3000 would have been ideal but that seems to have been distributed in the US rather than the UK so it looks like the 590 is the one we have here.
Hi, i am in the UK, what model would you recommend? A flexio or something like the pro 150?
For painting kitchen cabinets in the UK, I'd recommend the Wagner Control Pro 150. It's a great choice for achieving smooth finishes and precise spraying. If you have any specific requirements or questions, feel free to reach out to our customer support team for personalized assistance!
All video is good but you didn't showed, how much area cover with plastic paper means roof, walls and orger items?
Hello! We're glad you enjoyed this video. You'll want to mask anything you don't want to spray in the surrounding area. This includes appliances, countertops, backsplash, wall space, and any part of the ceiling that is close to the cabinets. It is a good idea to practice on cardboard or scrap wood to determine how much of the area you will want to mask
Have you any video to show, how i can mask all walls, ceiling and appliances, when you spray paint inside the house?
2nd, can you suggest me for brush paint on kitchen cabinets and island, already have laminated cabinet doors?
@@harjitkanda5101 Hello, can you please contact our customer service team for more information and to explain your questions further? You can call 1-800-328-8251 or submit a form here: www.wagnerspraytech.com/support/contact-us/
what spraying tip do you use on cabinets?
Hello, we recommend using the Detail Finish nozzle when spraying cabinets with a FLEXiO sprayer. It is the smaller nozzle that comes with some models, or is available for purchase separately. It is designed for fine finishing, leaving a smooth finish on trim, cabinets, furniture and more. See more: www.wagnerspraytech.com/products/paint-sprayers/detail-finish-front-end/
Can the control pro 130 be used to spray cabinets?
The Control Pro 130 is mainly designed for large projects, but can definitely be used if you have a lot of cabinets to paint. The FLEXiO 5000 has a smaller container, but more adjustments to suit your project/coating needs.
Blue 🐾
Blue kitchen cabinets would look great! We hope this inspired you.
Not saying the results are bad but I much, MUCH preferred the "old and dated" kitchen. or the way I see it that fancy ass kitchen I'd love to have.
We appreciate your thoughts! You can also use the sprayer to apply a fresh coat of stain or sealer in case your cabinets need that too!
@@Wagner-Spraytech I know, I just got back from the store having bought a flexio W690. Hope it's as good as it looks!
Do You recommend this spray gun ..and where can I buy it
Yes, it's great for so many projects, plus it'll give you a great finish with no brush marks in a fraction of the time! Our sprayers are sold at major home improvement stores like HomeDepot, Lowe's, Menards, Amazon, Walmart and more.
@@Wagner-Spraytech hi could you send me the link pls where can I buy it.
Hello! Click "buy now" on our website and various retailer locations will be shown: www.wagnerspraytech.com/products/paint-sprayers/flexio-5000-paint-sprayer/
What model sprayers are represented in this video?
She's using the Wagner FLEXiO 5000 paint sprayer
What is the caulking for? I didnt get that?
It's to fill any gaps between the boards or wood and create a nice, seamless look
What the right paint to buy for the cupboards
We recommend using a high quality, interior latex based semi-gloss paint. Your local paint store should have several brands and options for you!
I recently purchased a Wagner 690 Flexio, with a bit of apprehension. The ease of use and final results seemed a bit too good to be true. We all know how marketing and advertising works, right.
WRONG, I can assure you that the product lives up to all the expectations created by the videos. Best money I ever spent. PS Read the instructions before filling up the paint canister.
We're so happy to hear you loved the sprayer! We look forward to seeing all your projects
Which Flexio are you using there?
They are using the FLEXiO 5000 Paint Sprayer
Using my Wagner paint sprayer to paint a room in my house gave me Carpal tunnel and I couldn't use my hand for like two weeks because it hurt to move my fingers and the pain went up to my elbow... The fact that you have all that weight and have to pull the trigger the whole time sucks.
We sell a variety of sprayers with different designs and capabilities. Please call us at 1-800-328-8251 so we can help you choose the best sprayer for your needs to prevent this in the future.
Don't do auto body and paint then 🤣🤣🤣
Hi there i used wagner why my trigger automatic spraying air??
If the sprayer is on and the turbine is activated, it will blow air to activate the turbine, but paint won't be sprayed until you fully pull back the trigger
Can you tell me why you caulk?
Caulking adds a nice, finished look to the kitchen by creating a seamless look between the edges of surfaces
I can use tinner lacer???
Hello! Do you mean lacquer thinner? Yes, lacquer thinner is used for cleaning the sprayer after spraying an oil based material or thinning oil based paint/stain before spraying.
1 paint coat or did you use 2?
Two is generally recommended for best coverage, but it'll really depend on the type of paint you're using and if the wooden cabinets soak up the paint
@Wagner Spraytech. Can you tell me where to find the Serial number on the device?
Hello! Do you have the FLEXiO 5000 as shown in the video? If so, the serial number is on the bottom of the turbine unit inside one of the feet. It will be 5 or 6 digits.
Can you put straight paint in here or do we have to thin out paint
The iSpray nozzle that comes with the sprayer can spray unthinned paints. However, we for painting kitchen cabinets we recommend using the included Detail Finish nozzle, which will require some thinning to receive a nice, smooth finish.
I tried the Wagner sprayer it was horrific. Sprayed in clumps
Hello, Tom! We'd be happy to help you with this. Please watch this helpful video for tips and tricks or give us a call for assistance: ruclips.net/video/kbG3BYeoSjE/видео.html
can i use oil paint with this gun?
Yes, our FLEXiO sprayers can spray both water and oil based paints or stains
Did she just leave the inside of the cabinets the natural wood color? If not why mask them off. Is there a reason you would?
Hello! Yes, they kept the inside of the cabinet the natural color! If you're painting the inside then you don't need to worry about masking
Any issues with paint runs?
Thank you for your question! No, if you follow the tips in this video then you shouldn't experience paint runs. We always recommend applying multiple light coats as opposed to one heavy coat. Plus, lay your cabinets flat when spraying as opposed to hanging vertically. That way, gravity won't pull the paint down.
Excelente trabajo, yo la he utilizado para lacar las puertas y han quedado de fábrica, ruclips.net/p/PLcAIEkJ59evpAyaEY_tYMcOQlikcN446U. Gracias
¡Gracias por compartir su experiencia!
What paint do you recommend please??
We recommend using a latex cabinet paint from popular brands like Behr, PPG or Sherwin Williams
Sherwin Williams
Primer is called Stix
Paint is Emerald Urethane
Wait till it goes on sale which it does often. Pretty pricey stuff but great results.
Thin paint about 10%.
@@Wagner-Spraytech Can I use acrylic paint?
The knobs are throwing it off
What knobs would you use instead? We'd love to hear your thoughts!
@@Wagner-Spraytech gold ones or silver
nice!!!!..too much work..I will use brush and roller
A sprayer has many benefits! For example, you won't have any brushes or rollers and will get the painting done much more quickly.
what is a painters pyramid
They are small plastic pyramids that you can find at your local paint/home improvement store. They go under your cabinets or small item to elevate it off the ground for easier painting or drying.
@@Wagner-Spraytech sounds like a great idea but never seen these in bunnings
I didn’t know the cabinet doors got calked
It helps to create a seamless, finished look in the kitchen!
I bought one of these spraying machines 2 days ago so far I have made 3 walls look like I have painted them with a watering can. The paint splatter looks like the moon's surface I have turned up the air turned down the paint. I have thinned the paint and it's still rubbish. The machine will be going back on its 3rd day of owning it. Very disappointed with it. The paint certainly does not spray smooth like the video shows
Hello, Carl! We're sorry you're having this experience, but we'd be happy to help you. What type of paint are you using? We have this great troubleshooting video that offers tips and tricks for getting a nice, smooth finish. You can also give us a call at 1-800-328-8251 and we can help you over the phone. ruclips.net/video/kbG3BYeoSjE/видео.html
Why anyone wants to paint over wood cabinets is beyond me ???...updating paint is cool !
Painting kitchen cabinets is popular, but we understand it isn't for everyone! As an alternative, you can also use your Wagner FLEXiO sprayer to apply a new, stained topcoat to protect the wood, but keep the natural wood look.
Because wood grain cabinets went out of style in the 1980’s.
Why you showing two different kind of kitchen? They are not same kitchen, watch the video from 5:50 to 6:30
Hello! It's the same kitchen throughout the video, but the change is very dramatic! Let us know if you have any questions.
No clue why the brownish tan color is called grey. Lol
It's more grey in person!
Is it possible to make a video without the distracting background music? I couldn't finish watching the video as the music was too distracting.
We appreciate your feedback and will take this into consideration for future videos. If you'd prefer, you can watch this video with the audio off and turn on the subtitles.
it's a lie wagner spray machines do not work for cabinets only for touch ups
Hello! Which Wagner sprayer do you have? Our FLEXiO sprayers with the Detail Finish nozzle are great for finishing cabinets.
Wearing an n95 😂 🤦♂️
Hello, Chandler! Yes, we always recommend wearing a mask or respirator when using a sprayer
So much plastic waste and huge inconvenience to the client to empty everything out
Some clients or homeowners want the inside painted, but you could always skip that step!
Much better to pull off the drawer fronts
We like hearing people's DIY preferences! Thanks for watching
This sprayer is garbage as it gets hot and it spits paint out instead of spraying like a compressor type
Hello! To prevent spitting, it's important to adjust the sprayer settings and thin the paint if you're using the Detail Finish nozzle. One big benefit of our sprayers is you don't need a separate air compressor. Just plug it in and you're ready to go! Please give us a call at 1-800-328-8251 if you need assistance.
Why wasn’t she wearing safety glasses and a mask while practicing? It’s still a safety HAZARD!! Please be cautious.. ALWAYS!!!!
She was outside in a well ventilated area, but we appreciate your thoughts and feedback! Safety should always come first when tackling a painting project.
@@Wagner-Spraytechoutside is probably worse because of wind and paint spraying back in her face, also she can still breath it in that's a pathetic excuse like saying smoking won't kill you outside 😂
You failed miserably when you caulked before painting. That caulking will come out and your cabinets will look like crap.
We appreciate the feedback! Caulking beforehand will ensure that the caulk matches the paint color seamlessly with your cabinets
Nobody who calls themselves "MAGA MAN" is taken seriously when they call someone else a miserable failure 😂
Shes not good at spraying
The end result is stunning, no matter the skill level! The sprayer makes it so easy
Stop with the heavy guitar rock music - its really really annoying and distracting. I have no clue why the tool industry thinks cheezy guitar rock jam session music is the goto for videos, but it needs to end.
We appreciate your feedback and hope you enjoy our other videos!