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Get 10% off your entire order if you order $750 or more!
Due to continuing issues with COVID-19, CDNM will temporarily have extended lead times. Lead times will range from 10-15 business days depending on the item and where it ships from.
DIY (Do-it-Yourself) projects are a fun and rewarding way to save money on home remodels. However, even some of the simplest DIY projects have challenges. For example, painting laminate kitchen cabinets requires a lot of patience and the right materials. If you’re planning to paint the laminate cabinets in your kitchen, read on for step-by-step directions for accomplishing the project without any hitches.
Before you begin, take inventory of the materials you’ll need to complete the project. Here’s a helpful list:
Once you’ve collected all the items needed for your project, set aside some time to begin preparations. Here are the steps you’ll need to follow:
Preparation is just as important as the actual process of painting your laminate cabinets. To ensure a flawless paint job, follow these prepping steps:
Because laminate cabinets are often finished with a plasticized or glossy surface, paint tends to slip off the material. To create a surface that the paint can adhere to, prime your cabinet doors and drawer fronts with a laminate primer before painting. Make sure your room is well-ventilated, and follow these steps:
Once your primer is completely dry, gently sand the primed surface. This step helps create a smooth base, free of fine paint lines and air bubbles; it also gives your cabinet doors a subtle texture, which can help the paint adhere to the surface.
Make sure you purchase laminate paint, as it is specially blended for laminated materials. If your cabinets have dings or scratches, consider opting for a satin finish over a glossy finish, as glossy finishes tend to highlight the damaged areas. Before painting, make sure your room is well-ventilated. Then, follow these steps:
Once your project is finished and your cabinet doors and drawer fronts are completely dry, reattach your cabinet hardware, install your cabinet doors and drawers, and enjoy your freshly painted cabinets!
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Buy $750 or more in any combination of Cabinet Doors, Drawer Fronts, Drawer Boxes or accessories and get 10% off your entire order. Discount taken at check out. Discounts cannot be combined.
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