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Painting Kitchen Cabinets

Kitchen cabinets are one of the mostlarger areas and a brush for small areas. Be
expensive items in home remodelling.sure to coat all areas, including the
Cabinetry costs more than replacing theunderside of the cabinets. Consider using
kitchen furniture in many cases. If you cansawhorses for priming and painting the doors,
afford the expense, there are a wide varietyfor  an easier time and a more even coverage.
of designs and styles available to update
your cabinets. You can add extras like aAllow the primer to dry thoroughly before you
kitchen island, lazy susan, or built-inbegin to paint. Overnight is generally
appliance  centers.sufficient for the primer to dry. Apply the
paint in thin coats. It's better to apply a
If replacing the cabinetry is too expensivefew thin coats than to use one thick coat.
for your budget, refacing is a less expensiveAllow twentyfour hours between coats for the
alternative. Refacing involves replacing onlypaint to dry completely. Sand with a fine
the cabinet doors and exposed wood areas ofgrit  sandpaper  between  coats.
the cabinets. The insides are left as they
are to save money on the job. Painting is theWhen the paint has dried completely, you are
least expensive option and can give the roomready to put the doors back on and replace
new life. The job can be easily done over athe hardware. Consider updating the hardware
long  weekend  with  the  right  preparation.to match your new look. Door handles and
hinges are inexpensive and can make a big
You will need to decide if you will paint thedifference  in  the  look  of  the  room.
entire cabinet, inside and out, or just the
outside and the doors. To save time, considerChoosing  Paint  for  Kitchen  Cabinets
leaving the inside of the cabinet alone, you
won't  be  able  to  tell  the  difference.Don't skimp on the paint. Use high quality
paint that is right for the surface being
Preparing  the  Cabinetscovered. This will be different for wood or
metal cabinets. If you're not sure, ask for
Start by removing all hardware from thehelp  at  the  paint  store.
cabinets and remove the doors. Mark the
doors, so you will remember which door goesIn general, you will want to use enamel
on which cabinet. This will save you time andpaint. You have a few choices in the finish.
prevent aggravation later. Protect theGloss, semi gloss or satin finishes are most
countertops and floor with drop cloths, oldcommonly used. The higher the gloss, the
bed sheets or plastic sheeting. These can bestronger the finish and the easier it will be
taped in place, especially on the floors. Ifto clean. If you want less shine, consider
you will be replacing the flooring, paint thethe  semi  gloss  finish.
cabinets  first.
Safety  When  Painting
Clean the cabinets thoroughly before
painting. This is important. Grease and oilsBe sure to paint in a well ventilated room.
from cooking will prevent the paint fromDo the job when the weather is warm enough
adhering properly. You could end up with anand  leave  the  windows  open.
uneven color. A wood cleaner with orange oil
works well for breaking down grease residue.Wear long pants and a long sleeve shirt to
Be sure to let the surface dry thoroughlyprotect your skin from the paint. Plastic
before  you  begin  to  apply  the  primer.gloves can be worn to protect the skin on
your  hands.
Primer is an important step in the process.
It provides a smooth, even surface for theWear safety goggles to protect your eyes from
paint to adhere properly. Use a roller forpaint and fumes.



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