Pre cat lacquer raised panel edges before glue up?

[andy photenas]

OK so here is the question, im new to spray finishing and i just started making kitchens using a pre cat lacquer for my finish. This will be my second kitchen with this finish. The first was in the WINTER by that i mean very very low humidity. I am about to start building another kitchen but now its 80%+ humidity every day. With the poly i used to use for this i would just rub on one coat on the edges of my raised panel before i construct the doors. Pre cat lacquer says on the can spray only but i only build 5 doors at a time.

Iim trying to avoid setting up my spray booth for just the edges of the doors. is it possible to use any other finishes as a brushable undercoat or something that comes in a spray can maby ?

Any imput would be great so let her rip!

[Rick Mosher]

I always stain and seal the panels before assembly and do the final finish after assembly.

[Howard Acheson]

Use an appropriate vinyl prime coat. Contact the manufacturer of your finish coat to determine the primer to use.

[andy photenas]

ill look into vinyl i have not used it yet thank you for your imput

[Rowan Bowman]

I'm not sure which pre-cat your using, I used to use M.L.Campbells and aside from what they recommend, if i needed to seal an edge or 2 I would just dip the corner of a rag into the Lacquer and rub it on. Generally speaking you should be fine for a seal coat.

As for a base coat, your supplier should be able to give you a compatible spray bomb.
I can also vouch for a vinyl sealer, also works wonders if you happen to get fish-eye when refinishing.