Deco Art Satin Enamel over Chalk Paint?

I think sanding it before painting would help with the adhesion, always a good idea regardless. Clean, sand and wipe the cabinets down before painting should help with the adhesion. Thank you for asking this question, I'm sure a lot of people have this question.

Rust-Oleum makes an acrylic satin enamel, too? I've seen their oil-based enamel. It is cheap, but I had rather pay more for quality. I'm afraid of using oil-based with kids and fish in the house. Just wondering about deco art acrylic satin enamel over chalk paint.

I hate latex paint, especially for white. No matter how closely I follow prep directions and wait the recommended time between coats, and how expensive of a brush I use, a) brush strokes are always visible, b) it never seems to cure--remains "sticky" even years later, and c) a kitchen would require a top coat/sealer which ALWAYS yellows white. I have even tried several types of polycrylic, crystal clear "sealers", etc. that reviews say do not yellow, but IT ALWAYS does for me. I am trying to find a really durable finish that doesn't require a sealer because I want white cabinets that won't yellow. I've heard fantastic things about deco art satin enamel (acrylic, not latex) being really durable and not needing a poly coat.