Time has come to paint the cabinets I've been building. I previously got some help from folks on here, looks like the time has come to get over my fear. looking for advice!
I've been building cabinets in preparation for the bathroom (which is now imminent) and i'm really happy with how they are coming out. alas they are so nice I'm afraid to paint them! I painted one vanity I built with a graco 360 and Sherwin Williams snap dry (https://www.sherwin-williams.com/hom...oor-trim-paint) and had issues with with orange peel and pulses showing in the paint. The paint was going on too thick.
Our trim is painted with Sherwin Williams ProClassic Waterborne Interior Acrylic Enamel (https://www.sherwin-williams.com/hom...acrylic-enamel) and ideally we would like the same finish on the cabinets.
BONUS ROUND: I made a built-in cabinet (1st of 3) which won't fit through the door - it needs to get painted, if I can spray indoors with minimal overspray that would be great. doors and drawers can go outside.
I'm not looking for more tools at the moment (rare case) however, if I need to get a turbine setup then be it so, though I would like to keep it under $650 with the tip needed if that is possible.
Please help, open to all ideas as I'm looking to do this right.
I have the following:
graco X5 - lots of tips, works great for walls and ceilings, still struggling with overspray which is likely a setup issue on my part
graco 360VSP hand held - used this for the vanity and had some orange peel, felt it went to thick. this only has two tips available which I believe are .15 - I have seen the sprayer modified to take RAC IV tips which I don't mind doing
30 gallon air compressor 6.2 SCFM at 40 PSI and 5.3 SCFM at 90 PSI https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pr...r-30-gal?rfk=1 I have a water extractor laying around, so that isn't an issue
thanks!