We painted our kitchen cabinets white.
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We primed the wood, then painted with glossy white. Should we cover with polyurethane?
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Janet Pizaro
on Jan 08, 2018
seal them with a non yellowing poly acrylic -
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Jan Clark
on Jan 08, 2018
Hi, Susan. Check your glossy paint to see if it recommends being sealed. If there is no comment about this, then I definitely would use a poly sealer. Kitchen cabinets take a beating. Better to take care of it now than have it be a hassle later. -
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Holly Kinchlea-Brown
on Jan 08, 2018
You shouldn’t need to if you’ve used a gloss enamel -
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Maynard
on Jan 09, 2018
High gloss enamel is quite chip resistant, as enamel is a hardening agent. There should be no need to go any further, as another coat of anything won't prevent a ding. Most polyurethanes yellow with age, and that is accelerated by direct sunlight. I'd recommend against it, because I'm guessing you used a high quality paint.
Janet Pizaro
on Jan 08, 2018
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