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How to Spray Paint a Quality Finish on a Front Door.

This video gives an intro explaining the first prep and prime coat... Then explains products used and shows the masking and spray painting of the "Wrought Iron" color door. I show how to mask the door to spray it black, and paint the heel of the door at the same time. This videos shows the first coat being sprayed, and the second coat is shown in another video clip "How Professionals Spray a Quality Finish on a Door, Quick Version"    • How Professionals Spray a Quality Finish o...   At the end of the video, there are awesome, immediate video results of the wet finish, and pictures of the project before, during, and after which show how much work was done to finish this raw Fir door setup. Prep steps were: Clean excess window glaze off of glass panes from the factory. -Mask off the glass, threshold, door sweep, hinges etc. -Remove knobs, and jamb weather stripping. -Use Elmer's Carpenter Filler on the door seams, dings, dents, nail holes and screw holes in the jamb. -Machine sand everything possible with a detail sander with 180 grit... - Festool DTS 400 REQ connected to a dust extractor CT MIDI. -Hand sand with 220 grit sandpaper on remaining details and rounded areas. -Clean everything with a vacuum and dust brush. Caulk all the seams of the door panels, and parts of the jamb and door that are applicable. Mask perimeter masking paper around the jamb to keep the house clean of over-spray. Spray everything with Oil based Z-Prime Plus (Zehrung Co) and let dry overnight. Use "Spot Putty", "Lacquer Putty", or "Glazing Compound", (a lacquer based, one part product that comes in a tube) to fill "skim" all remaining cracks, voids, porous end grain on panels, and open wood grain, nicks, scratches and other small blemishes that spackle won't fix. Sand all lacquer putty and oil primer to a fine, smooth finish on every inch of the door and skylights and jamb. Clean again with vacuum and brush attachment, and dust brush. Check for further sanding, prep, caulking, etc before spraying the second prime coat for adhesion. Spray prime everything with XIM bonding primer to ensure good adhesion for your top coats, full sheen consistency and color evenness. (The Spot Putty is bright red) Spray the white jamb, and skylights with the "Simply White" two coats. Backmask that white paint in order to spray the "Wrought Iron" door two coats. Again check your work at least briefly before spraying top coats. Spray paint the door, 2 coats, using the masking technique to spray the heel of the door. (hinge side) Now score your tape edges against the glass, pull masking everywhere, assemble knobs, and clean up and go home for dinner and sleep good that night. I'm using a 410 Fine Finish spray tip by Spraytech, mostly because I couldn't find my Graco RAC X housing. The Spraytech worked perfectly nonetheless. Airless pressure was about 1400 or 1500 psi. I use fine filters for the gun and pump's in-line filter whenever possible when using fine finish tips. Using a strainer bag is always good practice for fine finish and regular spraying too. It reduces or eliminates clogged tips which are more than frustrating when you're trying to get a great finish. Strainer bags are also a crucial item used to protect your paint pumps over a long period of time. If you like the new channel and my videos, please give a Like, share and subscribe to see more professional videos that I am creating. Making videos is new to me to be honest, but I've been painting full time for over 20 years now and want to be able to share the kind of quality and value professional painters can offer for their client's homes, and custom projects. I'm also working on the best ways to give a little varied content, and informative videos most of all that can benefit people with a range of skill levels. Also I plan on improving the videos greatly with some practice and experimenting, and feedback from you viewers. I'm open to comments and feedback, and paint related discussions. Please support professional craftsman and your locally owned paint stores and lumber yards, Thanks for Watching and reading!! Take Care