Can i use xt250 to paint kitchen cabinet
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Yes, I have used it for all interior painting. On cabinets I would use floetrol, it is a latex paint additive that helps the paint spray and flow better. Also the sprayer has a pressure adjustment that will help with getting the spray pattern you want.
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For home use and light hobby work, yes. I've used mine to paint trim work (baseboards, window trim etc.) with thinned enamel paint and to apply stain & poly finish on wood furniture I have made (T.V. cabinet, Medicine cabinet, ect.) If you plan to use your sprayer in a commercial setting (Multiple users, tossed in a job box at the end of a shift, etc.) you may want to try a turbine unit. For single users like myself I believe it is the best bang for your buck.
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Graco NAR311 would be the perfect tip for enamel for cabinets and baseboards. I sprayed most of my cabinets w/ enamel (eggshell) came out beautifully. Very useful for small jobs such as wood works and cabinetry. Good Luck!
1658957
One can should do it. Use a half quart first to obtain one thin coat on the inside. Let it dry and then give it a second coat with the rest.
726704
You can spray paint it for sure, but you might want to take it to the hardware store and make sure you get the correct type of paint for it.
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I guess you can, if you're careful about it. I wouldn't know what type of paint to use. I just used crayons on mine.
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I don't recommend that. Because the model is very beautiful and detailed, and you need to get the feel about how to organize the pieces, what to paint first, how to handle the crystal clear parts, when to paint and glue, and how to get the finishing an final assembly of the whole set. You can try first with a smaller model, with detailed painting, decals and clear parts, so you can acquire those skills and then go for the B52. Takes a lot of patience and well on my first model I glued the pieces before paint them and it was a huge mistake, just an example on my own experience. Good luck friend! I don't recommend that. Because the model is very beautiful and detailed, and you need to get the feel about how to organize the pieces, what to paint first, how to handle the crystal clear parts, when to paint and glue, and how to get the finishing an final assembly of the whole set. You can try first with a smaller model, with detailed painting, decals and clear parts, so you can acquire those skills and then go for the B52. Takes a lot of patience and well on my first model I glued the pieces before paint them and it was a huge mistake, just an example on my own experience. Good luck... » Read More I don't recommend that. Because the model is very beautiful and detailed, and you need to get the feel about how to organize the pieces, what to paint first, how to handle the crystal clear parts, when to paint and glue, and how to get the finishing an final assembly of the whole set. You can try first with a smaller model, with detailed painting, decals and clear parts, so you can acquire those skills and then go for the B52. Takes a lot of patience and well on my first model I glued the pieces before paint them and it was a huge mistake, just an example on my own experience. Good luck friend! « Show Less
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As long as it's latex paint (not oil based) you'd be fine. As detailed in my review of this product, my experience with this device was not a good one. The unit is okay I guess, but the rollers for it are expensive and of poor quality, which lead to dissappointing results. For consistent results, I'd really recommend you just use regular pans & rollers.
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it should be just great with that t v. take your time on building the cabinet.. and you will not have any trouble
1814621
This Sauder storage cabinet is an engineered wood. Not recommended for painting.Best RegardsSelect Products
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Not really sure, but I'd imagine if you had the right kind of paint, you probably could...seems like you can paint anything these days. Seems like the crafty websites love to use spray paint for a lot of old furniture, but I don't know if you need a primer (this is assuming you're looking to paint the entire unit). Maybe Better Homes and Gardens, or some other DIY site may have some insight on painting particle board furniture. If you're actually only looking to paint designs on the piece, you might consider painting a little spot on the inside of the unit, or some other inconspicuous spot, to test it out first before committing. Good luck!
1380721
Yes, if you find the proper tip you can paint anything. I was very impressed with how quick I was able to paint my house
523474
I don't see why not. Great stuff but I used it on my indoor wood stove. I also agree with re-painting with high temp black paint.
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I wouldn't. It's flat black and won't look great. Additionally most appliances have powder coat not paint therefore paint usually doesn't hold up very long.
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I'm not sure, but the roller they send is not any good, its more of a slider. The cabinets I painted were small and a brush worked just fine for me as well as enhanced the wood grain beneath. It did seem pretty thin and may work well thru a commercial sprayer. The coverage is very good. Good luck.
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I don't know about painted cabinets, I would think you could sand and then use it. But I would contact General Purposes, they have an excellent customer service department.
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Yes. All we did was give our finished cabinets a quick scuff with sandpaper and then used the GF java and finished with a wipe on poly. After a couple projects with GF java we learned foam brushes give much better coverage. Good luck on your project.