The Painted Cupboard

Now I show you how you can stretch your old laminated border. Calculate how much color you need, by multiplying the length of your border with its height. This is the square meter n Divide the result by 12 and you will get the area n Amortize all the doors, so Remove all the door drawer buttons and put them in a bag, so you don't lose them. If the back pages of the door are in order, glue the back pages of the door with a paint wall, so that the edges are clean. Take all the doors and drawers out. Make sure that you lay out the cover plan and cover all areas that should not be painted with crepe tape. Make sure that the doors are on the corners or boxes, so that you can also get to the sides. It is important that all surfaces, including the frames, doors and drawers, are cleaned from fat, silk, foam, dirt and other objects. Spray them with the White Knight Fleece and Laminate cleaner, about 20 cm away. Wash them with a clean, damp sponge or cloth cleaner. Always work with a small area. With hard-knit surfaces and fat, let them work for at least 30 seconds. With really hard-knit surfaces, you really have to use a scratch-resistant plastic cleaner. With foam brushes, carefully scrub the area with a part of body or three parts of water. Sliced the surface with sandpaper and a brush to eat the surface. Sprinkle thoroughly with clear water. Repeat the process with the required, until the doorboards are clean. Let the doors dry completely. Now we have to rub the surface with the White Knight Fleece and Laminate primer. This ensures a successful pasteurization and contains micro-bands. The foam, foam and metal protect. Rub the primer well. Pour the primer up to half a color roll. Otherwise, the filling of the roll will be a bit difficult. Here is a tip, never remove it directly from the can. You will get a color line, where the can is not properly sealed and the color will be ruined later. Here is another tip, the roll should not be half-dried. Rub the roll before stretching it on the color wall. This way, it will drop. Now, apply a layer of metal roll and work it on the sides. A 4 mm roll ensures a smooth finish and a micro-phase roll does not splash and does not leave any footprints. Apply the primer in the zigzag movements to achieve a good coverage. Then roll it one last time from top in one direction. The primer is after about an hour dry. Wait at least 4 hours until it is completely dry before applying the coating. And let it wait for another 1-2 hours at cold weather. Wash the roll and the can immediately with water and soap. Now we apply the coating with White Knight Laminate. This provides a successful pasteurization and also has a micro-band, which protects against the foam and metal. You have a side matt finish and can also be toned in any color. If you want a glistening finish, use White Knight Fleece. Now, mix the paint with a wide, flat-bottomed device in a circular motion. Gently rub your door with 240 paper and wipe it off. Now, apply the first layer of metal roll. First, apply the side of the door, but do not apply too thickly. If you have applied a good layer on the door, roll it one last time to get the roll new. Roll it in the same direction from top to bottom. The first layer is after about 2 hours of dry, but let it wait for about 6 hours before applying the last layer. Take 600 paper and wipe it off lightly. While you wait for the first layer to dry, dip the brush and roll it in water. This will prevent it from getting hard. If you are ready for the coating, press the water out of the roll and the brush on an old towel. Apply the second layer in zigzag motions and make sure that you finish it with a nice, even roll in a direction from top to bottom. Now, apply the roll and brush on the top of the roll and wipe it off. The paint is now dry for about 8 hours, but it will be at least one week. It will be the hardest part. At least wash it off before the coating is dry. If you need advice or information on products, colors or other products, visit the website of White Night or visit your color specialist.