Yes, you need to lightlysand,then get a good gripping stain blocking primer. For a more professional look use a paint sprayer. If that is not in your budget get several good mohair small rollers
Easy, peasy, as cabinets go. The easiest way is to: Clean (grease and grime from daily use); Sand (only if you have slightly broken or splintered areas); Paint with CHALK PAINT (it may only take one coat, depending on how much you change the color); Accessorize (paint or shine the hardware or change it altogether). Best wishes, Red, and be sure you takes pictures and post your project on Hometalk!
I HAVE EARLY 1970'S KITCHEN METAL CABNETS THAT I WANT TO REDO BUT NOT JUST PAINT TO MATCH MY 1950'S STYLE KITCHEN DESIGN.MY WIFE AND I WANT IT TO BE REAL ORIGINAL ANY...
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Dear DIY,I have had these lower kitchen cabinets for close to 30 years. I can't afford to reface them. Can I paint them? If so, what would I need to do so? Any advice...
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Yes, you need to lightlysand,then get a good gripping stain blocking primer. For a more professional look use a paint sprayer. If that is not in your budget get several good mohair small rollers
Hi Red! After cleaning and sanding, I recommend Lila for the first coat.
Hi Red
Here is a link that can help with your project
https://www.bhg.com/kitchen/cabinets/styles/painting-laminate-cabinets-qa/
Would love to see your final results!!
Easy, peasy, as cabinets go. The easiest way is to: Clean (grease and grime from daily use); Sand (only if you have slightly broken or splintered areas); Paint with CHALK PAINT (it may only take one coat, depending on how much you change the color); Accessorize (paint or shine the hardware or change it altogether). Best wishes, Red, and be sure you takes pictures and post your project on Hometalk!