stephen coy
Active Member
I'd decided my kitchen was ready for an update. The kitchen layout and condition of cabinets was fine, leaving only doors/handles, worktops, sink/drainer and cooker to change.
Looking closer at the doors, I decided there was nothing wrong with them either, except the finish (solid wood/mid oak).
I'm now halfway through repainting all the woodwork white. When I say repainting, I'm actually paint spraying, as the first/brush painted door in cabinet paint white just wa'snt up to the finish I wanted.
I'm using 500ml cans acrylic primer, satin top coat and for the door backs white gloss spray cans from the pound shop; yes, pound a can.
The doors are removed and sprayed seperately, while masking off/covering,in the kitchen, the edges, cornice and fixed panels.
The kitchen stinks of thinners for half a day, but the results so far are good,the finish smooth and durable. Together with new handles looks like a good result
Looking closer at the doors, I decided there was nothing wrong with them either, except the finish (solid wood/mid oak).
I'm now halfway through repainting all the woodwork white. When I say repainting, I'm actually paint spraying, as the first/brush painted door in cabinet paint white just wa'snt up to the finish I wanted.
I'm using 500ml cans acrylic primer, satin top coat and for the door backs white gloss spray cans from the pound shop; yes, pound a can.
The doors are removed and sprayed seperately, while masking off/covering,in the kitchen, the edges, cornice and fixed panels.
The kitchen stinks of thinners for half a day, but the results so far are good,the finish smooth and durable. Together with new handles looks like a good result
