VC cucine co., Ltd. With 200 workers, 30000m2 area of factory, over 15 years experience of kitchen cabinets,vanity and wardrobe, SGS, BV, ISO 9000, CE&FDA certificated, automatic production line such as CNC routing miller, PVC vacuum forming machine, computer cutting machine, automatic edge banding machine, spray line etc. This is how we keep superior quality and competitive offers for global valued customers.
With High-end products, High quality and Attention to detail, our products have been export over 30 Countries and Regions.
We have been introducing advanced technology and importing advanced equipment and be capable of producing many types of cabinets including European style, American style or custom designed with a range of door panel finishing like melamine, PVC, PET, UV painting, laminate, lacquer, wood veneer and solid wood. With our highly advanced technologies, we have excelled amazingly in the kitchen and bathroom industry.
Here is a step-by-step process for producing lacquer kitchen cabinet doors:
1.Surface preparation: Before applying the lacquer, it is important to properly prepare the surface of the kitchen cabinet doors. The surface must be free of any dirt, grease, or other contaminants. Sanding can also be done to create a smooth surface.
2.Stain (optional): If desired, a stain can be applied to the cabinet doors to enhance the natural beauty of the wood. Stain is applied with a brush or spray gun and allowed to dry.
3.Sealer coat: A sealer coat is applied to the cabinet doors to seal the wood and prevent the stain from bleeding through. The sealer coat is applied with a brush or spray gun and allowed to dry.
4.Sanding: Once the sealer coat is dry, the cabinet doors are sanded lightly with 320-grit sandpaper to ensure a smooth surface.
5.Lacquer application: The lacquer is applied to the cabinet doors with a spray gun. It is applied in several thin, even coats, with each coat allowed to dry completely before applying the next. Typically 2-3 coats of lacquer are applied.
6.Buffing and sanding: After the final coat of lacquer is applied, the cabinet doors are allowed to dry completely. Then, they are buffed with a soft cloth to remove any imperfections. Finally, the cabinet doors are sanded lightly with 400-grit sandpaper to create a smooth, even finish.
7.Repeated buffing: The lacquer kitchen cabinet doors are buffed repeatedly with a soft cloth to bring out the shine and enhance the finish.
8.Final inspection: A final inspection is done to ensure that the lacquer kitchen cabinet doors are free of any defects or imperfections.
That's a basic overview of the lacquer producing process!