Painting kitchen cabinets for beginners- Brush and Roll

Painting kitchen cabinets for under $200

I wanted to show you that you don't necessarily need an airless paint sprayer to get a professional finish when you repaint your old cabinets. This is a DIY guide for anybody that doesn't want to hire a pro and that does not know how to use a sprayer. The right prep and product will achieve just that! You don't have to be a professional painter to do this.
What you will need is:

Tape
Latex Gloves (optional)

De-Lint your roller before you paint!

If you have any questions just leave a comment below

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[nicolettemichelle]

I used this method to paint my cabinets because I cannot afford a quality paint sprayer. It worked great and my cabinets are beautiful!

[xxxgigixxx]

I had to watch this video 3 times. The third time to actually pay attention to the tips. Good video. 😂😂

[angelabitto]

12:13 I think this is one of the best videos I’ve seen on how to paint cabinets step by step. Thank you so much!

[matthanks]

Excellent video! Not too long, and to the point. Not talking down to amateurs and sharing your knowledge is appreciated. Prep is so important I’ve. learned, good reminder. Good luck with your business and I’m sure you will stay busy.

[Luvsquilting]

Best video. I’m repainting cabinets. I’ve watched this video about 25 times to absorb every detail. Thank you!

[marissa]

😍
I watched this entire video and I don't even have cabinets.

[lmarie]

Lawd, I need my cabinets painted. I wonder if he makes house calls. LOL! 😍

[mjlewis-buccino]

Saved so I can can watch a few more hundred times. I’m a slow learner. 😊

[goldilocksbear]

I'm glad you actually explained the degreaser. I've watched a few other videos and didnt understand that part because they just said it and didnt show or explain how to use it. I'm planning on doing my cabinets in the next couple weeks.

[cassiebengston]

I’m surprising my mom by painting her cabinets for her! She always wanted to go black so I thought I’d save her money and do it myself so thank you for this video!

[TheFelicia]

I have to agree with previous comments on how easy you made this look. The step by step directions and also the tip about oily fingers, is very helpful and simple to follow.
I will watch again before I begin my shopping and the DIY of my kitchen cabinets. Well done tutorial, thank you!!

[irishdva]

This was awesome! I live in a 1940 house and really need to paint my cabinets and this made me feel like I can do it! Thank you so much!!

[cdosby]

I'm just now seeing this as I'm contemplating painting my kitchen cabinets. Beautifully done!!

[angelaadams]

Loved it. Very well explained and right to the point thank you very much now I have to go paint my cabinets.❤😂

[annettetalavera]

First time learning how to paint my cabinets. Last time I did a horrible job if only I watched this video earlier. Anyway it has been about 10 years now. Will buy new cabinets for kitchen. Not too much cleaning cause new.. you showed me the right way to do it. So THANX. New sub here😊

[sadawski]

Very good mentioning the oils in your skin, people always touch it. Also the sanding in between too. It’s so hard to find professionals that know what they are doing, that’s why I’m trying to do it myself. I’ve spent money in the past that would have been better spent on classes to be honest. Thank you!

[nuttybrunette]

This is by far one of the most helpful videos! Thank you so much!!

[kristenschultz]

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[jessicasavage]

Good looking and knows what he's doing...I love a man that knows his stuff😁

[Sarah-ciks]

thanks I'm in the beginning of my DIY cabinets and you really helped me a lot i already cleaned it with degreaser and I put to take out some shallac n know I am and I'm smothing it with a grit 150 after i took off the shellac. N tomorrow i will sand them a bit more. Then i will clean them again. Let them dry overnight before i paint them but I will be using chalk paint n then wait 2weeks n wax them hope I'm right wish me luck 🤞