ProClassic Oil Base-In some cases, you just can’t beat a classic oil based paint for some jobs.You may need to ask for it by name, take this post into the store with you if you need to! If you cannot locate this version and you only have access to VOC 50, I suggest adding a clear topcoat for added protection and hardness.
From my understanding, the higher VOC level formula is not available in all stores where BreakThrough is sold. I recommend the BreakThrough formula with the VOC rating of 250. As much as I hate to say it…the lower the VOC levels equal really crumby quality paints for cabinets.
Breakthrough’s “old formula” has a VOC rating of 250 and their “new formula” has a VOC rating of 50. In order to meet stricter EPA guidelines, paint companies lower the VOC levels in their products. I refer to them as “the old formula” and “the new formula”.
PPG BreakThrough! Satin– There are two formulas of BreakThrough out there. Striped Woven Roller Covers I like to use these when rolling shellac primer onto cabinet frames!. Dispose of according to your local waste management requirements. Denatured Alcohol (for cleaning out your shellac covered brush!)-Use this and only this to clean up your brushes and sprayers. I use both/either of these primers almost daily Sherwin Williams Shellac Base Primer-This is the same primer, just the Sherwin Williams brand instead of Zinnser. Don’t be intimidated because you can’t clean up with water. The adhesion and durability cannot be beat. Zinnser BIN Shellac Base Primer-I’ve used every single primer on the market I swear, white shellac beats everything else. Abranet Sanding Discs for Mirka-These are the sanding discs for the above mentioned sander. It’s pretty great! The dust extractor is a game changer especially for on-site work. Mirka Electric Sander with Dust Extractor-This is the higher-end set up I mentioned. Diablo Sandpaper for DeWalt Sander-I use these discs with the above sander. I’ve since upgraded to a higher end set-up, but this guy is really great if you’re not wanting to spend a ton of money. DeWalt Orbital Electric Sander-I’ve used this sander for many years. Flexible Sandpaper-I wrap pieces of this sandpaper around the sanding sponge to get into all the hard to reach nooks and crannies. Sanding Sponge– These are great for getting into cabinet panels. Shop Towels-I can never have too many of these!. Microfiber cloths-Basically I use these for everything!. Denatured Alcohol-After degreasing, rinsing with clean water, I then wipe down the cabinet surface with this to remove any final residue!. Important Tip: Rinse with clear water after using these cleaners! Spray Nine-For extra greasy cabinetry I use this along with TSP to get them clean before sanding. TSP-Great for cleaning off years of grease and grime from cabinets!. Over the years I’ve tried tons of different primers, paints, top coats, glazes, brushes, sandpapers, etc and I feel like I’ve finally honed in on what I like the most and what works the best! Cleaners #PPG BREAK THROUGH 50 VS 250 PROFESSIONAL#
Painting Cabinetry I’ve been a full-time professional cabinet painter for several years now. I don’t know it all, but I’m happy to share what I do:)įull disclosure, some of these links are affiliates which means that if you purchase something from my link it’s possible I could make a commission at no cost to you! Please know that if you have any questions, all you have to do is send me an email. Hello my friends! There’s a lot of info about to come at you, so don’t get overwhelmed. Break-Through! is ideal for doors, windows, cabinets, shelving, hand rails, fixtures, trim, wood and concrete floors. Break-Through! provides hardness similar to or better than standard alkyds but maintains flexibility to endure extreme bends and deformation without cracking and peeling. The interior/exterior satin finish offers very fast dry and outstanding early block resistance for increased productivity with less down time. A versatile, ultra-durable water-borne acrylic, Break-Through!, is formulated to bond to some of the most difficult substrates including fiberglass, ceramic tile, laminate, and many plastics.
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