Incorrect primer on kitchen cabinets
When it comes to kitchen cabinet painting, its important to use the proper primer for a variety of reasons:
Why we don't use alkyd (oil base primer) when painting kitchen cabinets.
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Primer
What is primer?
primer or undercoat is a preparatory coating put on materials before painting. Priming ensures better adhesion of paint to the surface, increases paint durability, and provides additional protection for the material being painted. Primer is the first "complete coat of paint" of a painting process applied to a surface. Such paints are designed to provide adequate adhesion to new surfaces or are formulated to meet the special requirements of the surfaces.
The best primer sealer for kitchen cabinet painting is BIN Shellac.
Cabinet Materials We Paint
Regardless of what kind of material your kitchen cabinets are made of, we can paint them to look like new again.
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Cabinet Primer and Paint
PAINTING Guys prime cabinets with shellac and top coat with 100% acrylic paint
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Sanding Primer Coat
This video briefly shows how we lightly sand the primer coat prior to finish coating.
Sanding primer coat - kitchen cabinet painting
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How to caulk and paint oak kitchen cabinets
How to prime and caulk oak kitchen cabinet doors
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Cleaning and degreasing cabinets before painting
All cabinet have grease on them and it must be removed before painting
When a surface is clean and sanded properly, primer bonds and penetrates deeper. When primer bonds and penetrates deeper, this improves the look, durability and feel of refinished cabinets. This is how we paint kitchen cabinets to look new again.
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Painting extreme colour change
Check out how great 1 coat of Benjamin Moore Aura covers over this red paint. Two coats is just beautiful. No primer needed.