If you are in search of a smooth, clean finish for refurbishing old bathroom vanities, kitchen cupboards, trim, crown molding, as well as furniture, Cabinet Coat is exactly what you want. Cabinet Coat offers stellar adhesion making it just the thing for painting hard destinations and can even be utilized without a primer. It can be used productively on polyurethane and varnish surfaces. This item delivers excellent leveling and flowing capabilities by using a durable semi-gloss finish.



General Surface Preparation

Surface locations require adequate preparation to obtain excellent results. All surfaces that will be painted have to be dry, clean and free of waxes, mildew, oils, grease, dirt, or any surface pollutants. Warm, soapy water can remove most chalk and dust with some scrubbing. To eradicate surface wax, use a industrial wax stripper. If you are handling oil or grease, using a uniquely formulated emulsifier will simplify the cleanup.

Preparing the piece is time-consuming; however, it will substantially improve your end result. First, lift off all shedding, cracking and loose chipping paint from surfaces that were decorated before. Use sanders, wire brushes, hand-scraping tools, electric grinders and the proper tools to complete sanding. Ensure there are zero rust deposits, chips, or mill scale from metal areas. Replace or repair any delaminated, damaged surface locations.

Next, delicately sand the rough paint edges beside the surface area. Any polished surfaces need to be sanded lightly to dull and scratch up the existing sheen to offer a more adhesive surface area for paint. Any debris and dust need to be cleaned after sanding.

Application

Cabinet Coat can be simply applied with a paintbrush or a roller. Many people prefer to spray and use the HVLP option. It is important to stir the product well before applying. Attempt to keep a wet paint edge when you apply by brushing or rolling into regions that were coated previously. This product dries out very quickly and may show brush marks or roller marks if the product is over-saturated. For best results, apply Cabinet Coat once the surface and ambient temperatures are more than 50 degrees F and less than 90 degrees F. Don’t use this product if there is any likelihood of moisture touching down on the wet paint.



Clean Up

Use warm, soap and water immediately when finished. After thoroughly washing your hands, soak your equipment, paint rollers and paint brushes. Follow correct safety standards for discarding the rinse water. A local recycling location normally takes empty and dry containers. Check with your regional sanitation department or bylaw to learn local disposal requirements. Check on disposal options with your ecological department.

Safety, Health and the Environment

It is essential to have adequate ventilation when using this product. Never inhale any sanding dust or spray mist. Guarantee there is a clean air entry for drying and safe application. Use proper safety gear to make sure that no product comes in touch with the skin or the eyes. Wear an approved NIOSH respirator throughout the application, clean up and sanding to prevent spray mist and dust exposure. Use the respirator correctly by adhering to the manufacturer’s directions. Wash your hands both before and after use and ensure the container is always closed when you're finished the application.



Know the FIRST AID Requirements Before Using

In the instance of eye exposure, flush your eyes for at least fifteen minutes. Soap and water can help you clean up if any skin irritation happens. Don’t hesitate to seek medical treatment if required. Get out into the outdoors immediately if you experience any issue breathing. Seek medical help if breathing trouble continues.