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Ryan mistakes happen , this paint looks amazing , would it be ok for HVLP SPRAYING?

Making Great progress now !! well done

mistakes are to be done!

nightmare

Good to see you back on top, hopefully you'll regain the lost time ... Maybe apply for the managers job when your current one gets flipped if you fancy a career change 😉😉

Well done for putting your mistake right. Many tradesmen would just try and find an excuse. So good on you. 👍. Don’t want to sound like a person who gives advice after the event. But when watching your first install video I thought it a little strange colour wise that they had painted the side of the wall in the darker colour, yet the units were the lighter blue. Easy to say after the event of course. But glad you got it sorted. 👍👍

So glad you got it sorted!

We've all done it - I've been a cabinet maker for 30 years. Did exactly the same thing about 10 years ago. I hired a Luton van, took everything back to the spray shop still assembled, removed the backs and repainted it. Luton van again for the refit. Cost about 300 quid back then but saved so much time. Onwards and stay positive...remember, the man who makes no mistakes, does nothing! 👍

Thank you from Los Angeles

Glasses LOL. Remember health and safety wally coming onto site about 34 years ago and the poor apprentice got collared. He had to wear, hard hat, goggles, gloves and ear plugs for fitting mdf stair strings onto the concrete stairs!!!

I really feel for you. We’ve all done it. Take a breathe & keep going. Don’t rush, you’ll get there. It’s going to look awesome in the end…. It always does .

Wow soooooo much info fantastic video and superb craftsmanship couldnt keep up so gonna break this one up for the rest of the month just watch it daily (im a bit old and things take a little more time to sink in) keep up the great work 🙂🙂🙂🙂

I know its to late now, but was there no way you could have resprayed once installed. Time wise it would have been quicker. Yes the masking of the house would be two days work but overall time saving. Just curious if you considered..

I feel sorry for you mate, heads up!

Well you are human. I like your honesty- you’re not just showing all the positives to your business but the negatives too. When things go wrong they go wrong. Hopefully all is well and the end result is a positive one.

Excellent stuff, thanks so much.

OMG terrible thing to happen ,best of luck going forward !!

done mistakes before - BUT not selfemploted so no impact financially, At least you found out early in the job , also you dont glue the thing together , and noone was injured or died , really good of you to do the youtube on the mistake and how honest and upfront of you. We are human and make mistakes , its how a company deals with most mistakes , I say this to all the trades who have done work for me. We had kitchen done and part of the Job was replacing and replastering the ceiling - a dropped celiing with Oak beams Just decoration , BUT he said the ceiling was fine and just needed a fre more screws in and then could be plastered. he arranged for a plasterer to come on a Sunday to keep the job going. the guy covered everything - put the first load up and the ceiling fell down. The plasterer thenarranged for his dad a retired (he was only 55) to come out the next day monday , put a new ceiling in and plaster - it was an excellent job , and i would recommend and do - as it was about how they resolved the issue, I never have a probelm if a mistake is made , so long as its resolved positively, as I say we are all human and mistakes are made. One thing I like about Rag n bone brown videos is the mistakes he makes and hes honesty and how he goes about fixing - So thanks you for showing this , good luck with the respray and refit

Sorry to see this but this kind of thing is happening sometimes. This shows that we are all human and make mistakes. Is important to keep the customer satisfied. I’m sure that they will understand. Do you have any RAL codes for the paint as they look great. Thanks

Why don’t you use lammelos

I can see the principle, but that MDF is quite thick. Mine is only 6mm thick, so there's not much surface for a butt joint. I need a really thin panel to place down on the carpet in front of my workstation, so that the office chair will glide easily instead of sinking into the carpet. *Update:* Yesterday I glued two 1200mm x 600mm 6mm sheets if MDF edge to edge. The material is too thin for dowels, biscuits or pocket hole screws, so I just used a good quality white PVA wood glue. I applied two home-made cauls (long pieces of wood) with clamps along the edges and clamped the join tight after applying the glue. I left it overnight and this morning the joint is surprisingly strong with only the glue. I put down a large sheet of newspaper first, underneath the sheets, so that squeezed out glue wouldn't stick to the workbench. I was going (today) to glue a reinforcing strip on each side, but I don't think it's necessary any longer, as I was able to manhandle the now rather large sheet (1200mm x 1200mm) upstairs without any sign of the joint failing.

I feel your pain mate.

Oh mate, I feel for you on that big time, hope you get it sorted.

It's a few days out of a short life. Don't worry about it, it's easily resolved. Customers will wait, you'll not go bankrupt and summer is on the way!

Great but marking is a bit trickier when the cabinet is already built.

Thanks alot

feel for u

Lucky you did not use any wood glue.

I know what you're going through I've covered furniture in the wrong fabric before you'll get there because you do beautiful work😂

Dude. I feel for ya. Take it on the chin like a champ that you are. You will rise again much much stronger. On anther side I don't feel like so much of a chump seeing this compared to most of my disasters!!!!Keep smiling brother.

is it always 100mm from edges of the door no matter what size the door is?? Eg. big or small

So sorry for your paint problem, as self employed we have to take our problems on the chin and move on. l fitted for an upmarket fitted furniture company, we were fitting a 50k kitchen for the actress Joan Collins she was so excited when the lorry arrived she went outside as it was unloaded, she had a wobbly when she saw the Maple kitchen …. she ordered an Oak kitchen, the whole thing was re-made.

Now feels like a good moment to say - thank you for sharing all your knowledge, alongside the ups and the downs. Just finished up my first proper project (a plywood bench/shoe rack) and many of your videos were critical - to mention a couple, your video on finishing technique with the Osmo Polyx & your video on rounding off arrises. Thank you for sharing such an honest and informative behind-the-scenes look at the trade.

So Sorry to hear your bad news. Comes under the unfortunate heading of "sh*t happens"! I've always judged suppliers on how they perform when things go wrong and the way they go about putting things right. Sometimes a clients reference to "what they did to put things right" is the best form of reference. Good luck with the corrective works. Looking forward to the "what we did next" footage.

Gutted for you mate, yes it’s going to cost you but no one has died and you will pull it around

We’re always learning and mistakes are our teacher, just don’t do it again and you’re on your way to been a master

That's gutting to hear mate. But we're all only human and it happens. Good thing is how you're handling it, proper professional.

Great video !!!!! thanks

Never good, but am sure you'll not do it again soon... On the plus side, supporting Spurs must have got you used to disappointment over the years 😉

Great content. Thanks for the video! If most components are 18mm-50mm thick then could you make some type of rack, lined with carpet so the components could be stored vertically in the van? Just an idea.

Could the customer not just have kept them as was and you offering a discount?

Could have been a whole lot worse. Imagine if customer had been away, and mistake only noticed when you’d fully installed. Chin up.

been there, done that, i can relate to the situation. its a real bummer, but you will survive because you are better/bigger than the problem rick

Sorry to see that

Hey man, greetings from Canada. Any issues with static shock when using the orbital sander with the hose? Looking at picking up one of these kits to use with a big shopvac/cyclone separators. Apparently, some are getting zapped from the static build up if the system isn't grounded. Wondering if this is a bunch of hype or if its worth spending a bit more for a anti static hose? Much appreciated

Lovely. Thank you. I just start to use it after I bough it from 8 years ago, just resrarting the joinert ! GOD bless you!

wow....Great class ..and door size 589, 579 ,579,589 right..?

Can a graco 390 do the job for a lifhter user ? Also what spray gun and tip do you use thanks

Like the video. You should watch the RUclips channel of hooked on wood he is sponsored by Banggood en reviews most of their woodworking tools he even tells you what to buy and what not.

Woo hoo The big one….. 👀 .. poor Sean leave him alone! Slave driver 🤣