By Juan Hernandez
Owner of Unique Painting Services
Diamond Certified Expert Contributor
Painting your kitchen cabinets can go a long way toward enhancing the aesthetics of the entire room. By updating the color and finish of your cabinets, you can create a fresh look that reflects your personal style and preferences. Here are a few things to consider for a kitchen cabinet painting project:
Choose the right colors and primers. Select colors that complement your overall kitchen design and use a primer that’s specifically formulated for kitchen cabinets. I recommend using a shellac-based primer, which provides excellent adhesion and durability.
Prepare properly. Before painting, thoroughly sand your cabinets to create a smooth surface for the paint to adhere to. It’s also important to clean the cabinets and remove any grease, dirt or residue that could affect the paint’s adherence. A clean surface ensures a better finish and enhances the cabinets’ longevity.
Double coat. The best way to achieve a professional-looking finish is to use two coats of paint. After the primer dries, use a high-quality, water-based paint like SCUFF-X by Benjamin Moore. Water-based paints are easy to clean and sand, giving your cabinets durability and a beautiful finish.
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