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1. Follow all of
the recommendations listed above for laminated surfaces to identify and number door locations, cleaning, dulling the surfaces
by sanding and protecting walls and ceilings.
2. Chips in wood requiring repair prior to painting should be filled with
an appropriate wood filler, sanded smooth and primed to avoid blemishes from showing through the final paint job.
3.
All stained and/or bare wood surfaces previously coated with shellac, varnish, lacquer or polyurethane must be primed with
a stain blocking primer BEFORE applying Cabinet Rescue® a pigmented
(white) oil/alkyd based primer is recommended.
DO NOT use a shellac based stain blocking primer under Cabinet Rescue® as it may cause "cracking" in the finish coat.
4. Allow
the primer to THOROUGHLY dry, then sand smooth before proceding to apply the first coat of Cabinet Rescue®. Do not sand "through" the primer as to expose underlying shellac or lacquer
finishes as this will cause the finish coat to crack in those areas.
5. All previously painted or enameled wood surfaces
should be tested for compatibility. Apply Cabinet Rescue® over
a small test area first. If Cabinet Rescue® crawls, cracks or
dries to an irregular sheen then priming with an oil based stain blocking primer is required. Prime, let primer dry and sand
to a smooth finish before proceeding.
6. Apply Cabinet Rescue®
as per label instructions by using a brush, roller or combination of both to achieve the best and even coverage.
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