Even if you have a great looking kitchen, consider painting kitchen cabinets with some minor scratches or marks on it. Painting kitchen cabinets is a relatively easy project that can add life to the cabinet needs to take in the looks department, but that operate perfectly well.
Ingredients
Screwdriver
Newspaper
TSP (trisodium phosphate)
Sponge
Bucket
Sandpaper (coarse and fine grit)
Artist ¹ s Tape
Primary (water or oil-based)
Oil-based paint (satin, gloss or semi-gloss)
2 1/2-inch Natural Bristle Brush
Paint Tray with Liners
Thin Roller Sleeves
Painting Kitchen Cabinets:
Step 1: Remove all drawers kitchen cabinet drawer, and some will just slide, others will need to tip forward or backward is taken from each side of the mountains or down-slide. Also take adjustable shelves before painting kitchen cabinets.
Step 2: Before painting kitchen cabinets, remove the doors and drawer pulls profitable. Put them and screw them in a small plastic bag. If you ¹ re installing new hardware, measuring the hole so that you buy the correct size. When you remove the doors and drawers, as with a permanent marker. At the door, enter the number on the back of the hinge that won ¹ t show when you put it back hinge, drawer, mark the bottom.
Step 3: Wash the inside and outside of the kitchen cabinet with warm water and TSP. Don ¹ t forget to clean the shelves and drawers you removed earlier. Let the surface dry after rinsing. Fill dents and scratches in wood filler, then sand the surface lightly. Tape off the parts you do not want painted. Also recording paper to the table and floor.
Step 4: Prime all interior surfaces painted kitchen cabinets first. Because of the only shows when opening doors or drawers, just need to paint the trim so far. A miniature roller helps in the corners. Use a brush to get the surface ¹ drawer face.
Step 5: Use a roller to coat the kitchen cabinet doors, kitchen cabinet sides and removable shelf. Paint the edges first and then immediately paint over the broad direction of the grain of any kind.
Step 6: Paint the cabinet face frame with a brush. Be sure to paint in the direction of any fibers. Paint each side of the interior first, and then the outer surface of the kitchen cabinets.
Finish painting the kitchen cabinet:
Once the preparation is complete, start painting the kitchen cabinets with the first layer of paint, follow the same steps after 24 hours. If a second coat is needed, then paint another 24 hours. Once the paint is dry, install your hardware, doors and drawers in your newly painted kitchen cabinets.
Ingredients
Screwdriver
Newspaper
TSP (trisodium phosphate)
Sponge
Bucket
Sandpaper (coarse and fine grit)
Artist ¹ s Tape
Primary (water or oil-based)
Oil-based paint (satin, gloss or semi-gloss)
2 1/2-inch Natural Bristle Brush
Paint Tray with Liners
Thin Roller Sleeves
Painting Kitchen Cabinets:
Step 1: Remove all drawers kitchen cabinet drawer, and some will just slide, others will need to tip forward or backward is taken from each side of the mountains or down-slide. Also take adjustable shelves before painting kitchen cabinets.
Step 2: Before painting kitchen cabinets, remove the doors and drawer pulls profitable. Put them and screw them in a small plastic bag. If you ¹ re installing new hardware, measuring the hole so that you buy the correct size. When you remove the doors and drawers, as with a permanent marker. At the door, enter the number on the back of the hinge that won ¹ t show when you put it back hinge, drawer, mark the bottom.
Step 3: Wash the inside and outside of the kitchen cabinet with warm water and TSP. Don ¹ t forget to clean the shelves and drawers you removed earlier. Let the surface dry after rinsing. Fill dents and scratches in wood filler, then sand the surface lightly. Tape off the parts you do not want painted. Also recording paper to the table and floor.
Step 4: Prime all interior surfaces painted kitchen cabinets first. Because of the only shows when opening doors or drawers, just need to paint the trim so far. A miniature roller helps in the corners. Use a brush to get the surface ¹ drawer face.
Step 5: Use a roller to coat the kitchen cabinet doors, kitchen cabinet sides and removable shelf. Paint the edges first and then immediately paint over the broad direction of the grain of any kind.
Step 6: Paint the cabinet face frame with a brush. Be sure to paint in the direction of any fibers. Paint each side of the interior first, and then the outer surface of the kitchen cabinets.
Finish painting the kitchen cabinet:
Once the preparation is complete, start painting the kitchen cabinets with the first layer of paint, follow the same steps after 24 hours. If a second coat is needed, then paint another 24 hours. Once the paint is dry, install your hardware, doors and drawers in your newly painted kitchen cabinets.
Very nice blog! I'm exactly planning to paint my kitchen cabinets tomorrow and I don't have any guide how to paint it perfectly. I think your post will help me to get my cabinets paint.
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