Best way to paint over maple wood cabinets?
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Don't want to sand....does that cabinet preparation kit work?
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Chalk paint would be the best if you don't want to do much sanding.
Cindy Hagemann
on Nov 07, 2016
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You can use a liquid deglosser to remove any shine and prep for paint.
William
on Nov 07, 2016
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A lot depends on the condition of your cabinets. I've heard good & bad stories about the kits. Bottom line, your paint has to have something to grab hold of. If you can put water on them & see a little bit of a difference, then it will grab. If you don't, you will need a really good primer like Zinsser or BIN or sand first.
Dee
on Nov 08, 2016
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I'm using the rustoleum kit for doing my cabinets looks great so far will let you know how it holds up
Ful9930161
on Nov 09, 2016
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I've tried the no-sand kits, and while they look good, they don't really hold up too well. I know sanding stinks, but it is really important to give your cabinet surfaces some tooth so the paint adheres. Good luck.
Amy P.
on Nov 10, 2016
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I've used the Rustoleum Cabinet Transformation kits many times and on different substrates. It is amazing!! I do apply 2 coats of the sealer that comes in the kit and it holds up beautifully. Watch the video that comes with the kit and follow their instructions. I wish I could buy the sealer separately. That stuff is awesome!!
Mary
on Nov 10, 2016
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