How to paint kitchen cabinets

Give your kitchen an easy, inexpensive upgrade by painting the kitchen cabinets. This video explains how to paint kitchen cabinets WITHOUT sanding and tips on using a paint sprayer (although brush and roller works just fine too!).  

I will mention that this DIY takes time; it's not a complete-in-one-weekend project but the results are worth the extra effort. 

So check out how I did my DIY budget kitchen makeover by painting my kitchen cabinets; then, go and take a closer look at your own cabinets! 

Check out the tools/materials we used below! 👇

// OTHER MENTIONS & RESOURCES FOR YOU:

// TOOLS & MATERIALS (affiliate links):
- Behr Urethane Alkyd Satin Enamel
- Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 primer
- 220 grit sandpaper (you will want to lightly sand between coats)
- Cloths/rags
- Kitchen sponge
- 2” angled paint brush
- Foam roller
- Buckets (optional - if mixing paint)
- Measuring container (optional - if mixing paint)

// Video Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:38 - Clean the cabinets
2:15 - Apply Liquid Sandpaper
2:51 - Prime the cabinets
4:16 - Mixing custom paint color
6:22 - Lightly sanding
7:39 - Applying paint
8:45 - Finish

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Thanks for watching! - Megan

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