Top Notch Painting LLC

This\nIs the first time i'm using a turbo nozzle and I love it. This bad boy is strong, so full.Pressure is not even needed on nost surfaces. Using a pressure washer , wand on concrete or stone floors is usually a no no , but the turbo nozzle is the exception. It won't leave waves on the ground like a regular pressure wand tip would.

This process of painting cabinets is definitely Top Notch Approved. This is a true professional.

In this video I briefly described some materials I do to do wall repairs on my projects. 3M has a pre mixed drink compound that comes into small tub.It's expensive and it dries fast.I like to use it on my first coat of repair. Duraban is a powder joint compound that I also like to use on my first coat of repairs.I use that typically for larger cracks in combination with mesh tape. If the repairs are serious, I'll use durabin on a second coat, but typically I'm using easy sand or plus 3 on my second.And last coat. After that, I sand smooth, apply primer, spot Prime and top coat.

After the butcher block counter top installation , two coats of poly acrylic were applied. And sanding between coats is what's gonna give you a soft , smooth surface.

It looks like im just painting a ceiling but im actually practicing discipline via painting a ceiling. Wax off wax on.

This is me testing out a Graco's quickshot airless sprayer. The electric gun makes a big difference when spraying cabinet doors. I might have to add this to my collection of sprayers.

Pink walls and all other strong colors should be primed before painting. Even if you're painting a similar color the pink will bleed through. Applying primer , before painting , your top coat would insure your top coat color shows is true colors.