Do Painted Cabinets Chip Over Time? An Honest Answer.

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2022
  • I made this video to inform consumers from an honest trade perspective. Stick to the end to see the difference between new cabinets and Refinished.
    There is no magical “Bulletproof” coating on the market.
    As refinishers, we can put on a 2 component primer and topcoat. But it will still chip if someone drops a cast iron pan or repeatedly drags a Diamond across the surface of it. It is still just a candy coating over a wood door.
    Some coatings are scientifically proven to be more durable than others yes, I would argue that many professional refinishers are providing better quality finishes today than what is on a 10 year old cabinet.
    But as with any painted surface, your paint will hold up based upon how you treat it.
    This has been my Ted talk.

Комментарии • 6

  • @nickh0055
    @nickh0055 Год назад +1

    Good video Michael! We all go through the process of getting excited about our amazing new coating we have learned to apply. Then we talk it up so much we get our butts in trouble when the customer mistakenly think it’s bullet proof 😂
    And that is where reality leads us….to the wisdom of this video or a change in careers 😂

    • @MichaelCraine
      @MichaelCraine  Год назад +1

      Yep. I saw an infographic a company was putting out about their product not chipping.
      I’ve seen the product chip. I chipped it in the video. There’s no bulletproof paint.

  • @shidoin5398
    @shidoin5398 7 месяцев назад +1

    The front of my truck shows paint can chip. Living in arizona, you better expect it

  • @tupelolanedesigns5537
    @tupelolanedesigns5537 Год назад

    Do people ask the car salesman if the paint will chip? Of course it will if something hits it at the right angle.

  • @momma8954
    @momma8954 10 месяцев назад

    Who’s hitting their cabinet with knifes ?

  • @GaryDavis-ll4uc
    @GaryDavis-ll4uc 3 месяца назад

    Da just touch them up. Cheaper than buying cabinets.