Do you mean metal cabinets, like a file cabinet or kitchen cabinets . If it is file type , I would clean it well, lightly scuff with a sanding sponge and use a spray paint meant to be used on metal , rustoleum makes one .
If the cabinet is steel (magnet sticks) then sand any uneven areas, bondo and sand dents, then spray with a rattle can like rustoleum. If it isn't ferrous, then I would recommend using a DTM acrylic paint (direct to metal)
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Diana...I would spray with a good Rustoleum paint
Do you mean metal cabinets, like a file cabinet or kitchen cabinets . If it is file type , I would clean it well, lightly scuff with a sanding sponge and use a spray paint meant to be used on metal , rustoleum makes one .
If the cabinet is steel (magnet sticks) then sand any uneven areas, bondo and sand dents, then spray with a rattle can like rustoleum. If it isn't ferrous, then I would recommend using a DTM acrylic paint (direct to metal)
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/paint-metal-kitchen-cabinets-drawers-88987.html
Good Luck!
Diana, Sand the cabinets lightly. Use a metal primer and then metal paint, let dry completely, and give it a second coat. Aloha!