Instructions / Assembly

C. After deglossing, wipe down the frames with a damp cloth to remove any trace of

the Deglosser. If you see any soapy suds on the surface, continue to wipe with damp

cloth until eliminated. Next, wipe with a dry cloth to complete the cleaning process.

Continue with Cabinet Doors and Drawers:

D. Inspect cabinet doors and drawers for heavy grease or dirt. Pay special attention

to doors and drawers that were near the stove, microwave, or sink as well as areas

around handles and knobs. Clean these extra greasy or dirty areas with soapy water,

rinse well and wipe clean.

E. Degloss the fronts, backs, and sides of all doors as well as the fronts and backs of all

drawers. Wearing gloves, fold a scrub pad in half and apply the Deglosser liberally on

the scrub pad. Scrub each door and drawer thoroughly. Be sure to press ﬁrmly on the

scrub pad on all parts of the doors and drawers, focusing on greasy or dirty areas.

F. After deglossing, wipe down each door and drawer with a damp cloth to remove any

trace of the Deglosser. If you see any soapy suds on the surface, continue to wipe

with a damp cloth until eliminated. Next wipe with a dry cloth to complete the

cleaning process.

After applying the Deglosser, allow doors, drawers, and frames to dry 1 hour

before applying Bond Coat.

IMPORTANT: When deglossing wooden cabinetry, follow the grain pattern

of the wood. Avoid scrubbing in a circular motion. Wipe up any spilled Deglosser

with a clean cloth.

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