What is this Magic you speak of? Hanging the drawers up to spray both sides... Holy Moly that is an EXCELLENT IDEA.... Thank YOU so much for sharing this great idea.

what a beast!!! I never thought of this. I had a plan for the doors but now I'm thinking I can do cabinets with ease

@@martiruda The cabinets are actually easy. I did my entire kitchen and it looks very processional. But I also used a different spray tip than the one I used to paint the house. I sprayed the doors and drawer fronts, but rolled the cabinets by using those small white rollers. My cabinets insides were already white so all I had to do was paint the frame fronts. I used Sherwin Williams Emerald Urethane paint in satin. I have been very happy with this paint, but it is a bit expensive. I also filled the holes from the drawer pulls and replaced with very wide handles (using the same tall handles for the cabinets.)

Use a rac x fflp tip. Drastically cuts down overspray

Or if you can use an HVLP

@@jasoningram2006 What is that?

@@judichristopher4604 For my kitchen I sprayed the drawer fronts and doors, but I just rolled the cabinets since you only see edged of the frame work and some end panels. For the end panels I used the smaller white rollers to hide the roller marks. The inside of my cabinets happen to already be white, so I didn't have to paint the insides. Saved a ton or work not having to tape off and cover everything for spraying the cabinets.

@@blaster-zy7xx Good to Know... Thank YOU...

Make the numbers of the doors on the pocket hole for the hinge and put a piece of tape over it. The hinge will cover it. Same with back of drawer fronts

Better not be windy outside😂

EXACTLY... My Point... You'd think they'd have a link or tell us in the description box.

Looks like an X7. Definitely overkill for this project but any of their models available at your Home Depot or Lowe’s will work

Pretty much all the Behr Interior Paint/Primer at Home Depot is water-based enamel...

Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel from Sherwin williams.

I'm actually currently using the emerald urethane paint to do my mother's cabinets for her and it is top notch but is insanely expensive at over $100 a gallon unless you can get it on a sale or something like that it might get dropped down to about 70. However I will say that without a shadow of a doubt it is by far the best and hardest finish I've ever seen on latex paint I got to droplet on something that I want to go scrape off with my fingernail after it dried and I couldn't scrape it off with my nail.

If you watched "clear to the end" and happened to got to 5.12 mins you'd see it's graco magnum pro x7 so the advertisement is there if you'd have opened your eyes but if your rv flipping is as good as your eyesight I wouldn't want to see the end results

Looked like an X17.

@@DrakeJStone Thank you so much John I appreciate the info.

@@judichristopher4604 do yourself a favor and get a FFLP 308 tip and a blue Graco Race X housing. It will cut down 80% of the overspray you get from using the black tips

@@thejoeldanger Thank you so much for all the information. Greatly appreciated. What does FFLP mean? (LOL)

I'm in exactly the same dilemma. All their videos say use a 311 tip for cabinets and trim. Their chart doesn't say that.

@@bluelude2001 311 worked fine, does plug on occasion though. Easy fix with the flip around. Results were great

@@B.r.i.a.n.1 thanks for the reply. Good to hear it worked well. Guess I'll buy one.

@@B.r.i.a.n.1 flip around?

@@TracyMadayyou can turn the nozzle 180° and blow out the other side of the tip.

A Wet Rag

@@EL_JIMMY. That would be too easy.... A wet rag leaves minerals (which are in the water, which will leave a film). The baby wipes have filtered water and a little bit of Alcohol. It will be a cleaner wipe. TAC Cloth is the best, not leaving anything (dust, debris) behind, where the paint will pick up while painting. I had a Furniture Stripping Business and the least bit of tiny dust could ruin my application of stain or polyurethane, which I use gallons of... I now "Flip" RVs (on my 25th one) and have made every mistake there is to make... that is why I use Baby Wipes, if I don't have TAC Cloth...

@@judichristopher4604 Agree, I use a TAC cloth and sometimes baby wipes are just as good!

@@gazsto9510 Right!!! I have bought 10 little bags of baby wipes working on this huge RV... 80 baby wipes in each bag... that makes about 800 baby wipes... No wonder I'm tired...

@@judichristopher4604 Yep, that's a lot of wipes lol 😂