
Here are a few pointers to help you create beautiful and long lasting kitchen cabinets painted to the color of your choice. Take off the doors and remove drawers etc before prepping or painting. Strip and varnish or coating or existing painted wood cabinets and this will need to be done outdoors to ensure plenty of ventilation as many fumes are given off during heat or chemical peeling.

The surfaces will then need to be cleaned using something like TSP. TSP will clean off stubborn grease and this is essential when painting walls especially in the kitchen where food grease will have been splashed around. Any residue grease will cause the paint not to stick.

Prepare your unit surfaces then apply some good multi surface primer to the front and back of the window frames cabinet frames and the doors. This will make the paint job last longer by discouraging chipping and flaking. Softly sand clean and smooth any and all and surfaces before paint application

Use a few thin layers of paint rather than slapping on the paint in one thick coat of paint. Start your paint job in a well ventilated area.
The choice of materials of the painting on cabinets, should depend on whether your units are stained, plain wood, melamine or metal. Allow to dry between applications.
A smooth surface can be achieved by spraying. Alternatively use of a brush to create a different type of high quality hand finish.

To radically transform the look of your kitchen can be a long drawn out process but if you do a little diy and paint your kitchen cabinets it can be transformed in a day or two. Painting your kitchen cabinets yourself is actually pretty straightforward and much more affordable and will really bring new life to your kitchen.
Painting your kitchen is a really good way to refresh its look without spending loads of money. If your current kitchen is outdated it doesnt really inspire you when you get home from work after a hard day. And one of the key selling points of a home is the standard of the kitchen. So anything you can do to brighten up your kitchen will add value to your home.

If you are going for a country look in your kitchen, think about lighter shades of green or blue. Or maybe look at bolder colors if you think your kitchen could take it but be careful, one persons bold color is another persons nightmare.
Choose the best paint you can find if you want a quality finish to your painted cabinets. Cheap paints wont last and wont look good either. And make sure to do the correct preperation before you start painting. There are lots of good decorating books and videos online that can help you and tell you exactly what to do to get the best paint job done.
Painting your cabinets is probably the easiest and simplest way to brighten up your kitchen. With time and care and proper preparation and tools, you should be able to achieve a close to professional finish but the secret is to not rush it. if you are painting over strong colors or going from one strong color to another, you are probably going to need a few coats before the color stops coming through.
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Looks nice but somehow I like the natural wood finish better, especially if it is made out of nice wood like cherry or oak.
ReplyDeletePreparation is the most important step in the process of painting your cabinets, and it is important to make positive that all of the surfaces you are going to paint are free of all grease, grime, food residue and whatever else may be stuck to them.
ReplyDeleteI have been checking out a few of your article stories and I must say pretty clever stuff. I will definitely bookmark your blog. Thank you very much.
ReplyDeleteCan you tell me the names of the paint colors in pictures 5 & 6? I'm considering painting my cabinets grey, but am having trouble narrowing down a shade. One of your pictures look like a green/grey and the other a charcoal grey. I like them both! Thanks
ReplyDeleteMagnificent pics. I like the idea. I will also paint my Kitchen Cabinets Hamilton, due to the fact that they seems so rusty.
ReplyDeleteOne of the most important thing to remember while painting cabinets and furniture is the preparatory stage and the primer stage. If you plan on painting your cabinets as their own types of projects to do is make sure that you sand the additional lead to a very smooth surface, and then try to apply the paint.
ReplyDeleteLove the cabinet color and tile in the 5th picture. Do you have the details on them?
ReplyDeleteThe third picture from the bottom, do you know what color was used? Love it!!!!
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