5. Apply a Top Coat
After the paint has dried completely, apply a topcoat sealer to protect the paint and ensure durability. This step is vital for kitchen cabinets due to their frequent use and exposure to moisture.
6. Reassemble
Once everything is dry, reattach the doors and drawers, and then the hardware. Take this opportunity to consider updating your hardware for a fresh look.
Additional Tips for Success
Work in Sections: Tackle your project in manageable sections, especially if you’re limited on space. This approach also allows you to use your kitchen during the project.
Attention to Detail: For hard-to-reach areas and crevices, use a small, flat artist’s brush. This tool can help paint these tricky spots without the need to remove the doors.
Spray Primer Option: Although this method doesn’t require priming, if you’re working with surfaces that might be more challenging for paint adhesion, consider using a spray primer for added durability.
