A few years ago I wanted to paint my kitchen cabinets. This is the advice I was given from a painter... Wash down the cabinets with a TSP product to remove any grime, grease, or finger oils. Scrub them down further with a liquid sander/ deglosser product. Then paint two thin coats of primer, followed by of of choice
I am in the middle of painting my kitchen right now. I am doing exactly what Kim mentioned above. TSP, then deglosser, then primer. I am going from 1990's oak to pure white, and using Kitchen and Bath quality paint. It is covering, but it is taking three coats.
My cabinets have at least 5 or 6 coats of primer and white paint that is caked with grease from yrs of cooking. They also have areas where the paint just peels off t...
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I have a huge hutch that has been in my husband's family for many years. It's so old that the finish has turned very dark , almost black. Any ideas as to the best pro...
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A few years ago I wanted to paint my kitchen cabinets. This is the advice I was given from a painter... Wash down the cabinets with a TSP product to remove any grime, grease, or finger oils. Scrub them down further with a liquid sander/ deglosser product. Then paint two thin coats of primer, followed by of of choice
I am in the middle of painting my kitchen right now. I am doing exactly what Kim mentioned above. TSP, then deglosser, then primer. I am going from 1990's oak to pure white, and using Kitchen and Bath quality paint. It is covering, but it is taking three coats.