Rust-Oleum Off White Kitchen Cupboard Watercolour Paint in Matt Finish - Antique White 750ml

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If you’re after an instant update for your melamine or MDF kitchen cabinets, the Ronseal One Coat Cupboard & Melamine Paint is ideal. This paint is specifically formulated for melamine cupboards, and easy to apply with a brush in just one coat. But if you are painting over a strong colour with a lighter hue, you may need two coats to achieve that smooth finish. Clean Up: Remove as much product as possible from applicationequipment before washing with water. Do not empty into drains orwater courses. Some local authorities have special facilities for thedisposal of waste coatings. A huge chunk of the job is the preparation. First, remove all the drawers and handles on the cabinets, so you don’t splatter paint all over them. If that’s not an option, use masking tape to cover them. Although it might look like your cabinets are ready to meet the paint roller, it’s worth cleaning them thoroughly. Upcycle your kitchen cabinets at less cost to you and the environment with a paint that’s both eco-friendly and water based If you’re looking for a great paint for laminate cupboards, you don’t have to look much further than Rust Oleum. If you’re familiar with chalk paint, you might know that many interior design enthusiasts across social media love this flat matt chalk paint by Rust Oleum. It’s especially great at bringing a new lease of life to tired, worn-out looking kitchen cabinets.

This is the most durable specific kitchen cupboard paint on the market but does take awhile to dry. If you’re OK with that, this might be the paint for you. For a self-priming, stain-resistant paint that comes in a HUGE selection of colours Rust-Oleum Kitchen Cupboard Paint is a great option.

The highly pigmented formula is easy to apply by brush or roller for lasting coverage that goes a long way, even on varnished or painted surfaces. If spraying, paint should be diluted with water by 10-20% as required. Two coats are recommended. Application: Stir thoroughly before use. The product may be appliedby brush or roller. If applying by brush, apply evenly, following the grain

Johnstone’s Cupboard Paint is very durable once set, however you will need to be careful around it during the drying process. Whilst wet it can be scratched very easily so due care and diligence is needed to ensure you don’t spoil the finish. If painting on bare wood or a lighter shade of paint, one coat should be enough. When painting over bold colours you may need an additional coat. We recommend leaving 24 hours between coats as it will give you a good idea as to whether you’ll need another coat or not. The answer that nobody wants is yes, probably! Primers create a base coat for the paint and will help to prevent blemishes or knots in the wood from showing through and make paint more resistant to chipping off. Many specialist cupboard paints are self-priming and suitable for use directly on wood, melamine and acrylic cabinets, but if you want the best possible results, it will probably still pay off to use a primer first. Also remember to place a dust sheet on the floor or an even layer of newspaper. Make sure you have all the tools too – a roller, a tray and a few paintbrushes of varying sizes. You should make sure you’re wearing clothes you don’t mind getting dirty, too.

Matt or chalk paint finishes can create a more rustic feel that may work well in a country cottage kitchen, although a matt finish is generally harder to wipe down and less durable to chipping, so it can be a difficult choice to maintain in a high traffic kitchen. Matt paints are often water-based though, so you're more likely to find an eco-friendly and low VOC option.

The downside is we found this oil-based paint had a strong odour, so you'll definitely need to open the windows! Now you’re all set to get out the paint and give your kitchen cupboards a makeover! Do I need a primer to paint kitchen cupboards? With no primer or topcoat needed, this paint is hard-wearing, scrubbable and has increased durability against everyday spills and stainsOne of the best yet one of the cheapest – this is ideal for those working on a budget who still want a quality finish. Get Prices for a Professional Decorator Near You Best Kitchen Cabinet Paint Overall: Johnstone’s Cupboard Paint The paint is water based which means you won’t need to put up with any strong odours, making it convenient to use in your kitchen without having to take all the doors off for exterior application. Of course, make sure your kitchen is well ventilated before, during and after painting. Eggshell and matt finishes are typically harder to maintain and clean but are easy to recoat. Satin and gloss finishes are easier to wipe clean and keep their appearance for longer. But high gloss finishes are not for everyone. A good compromise is a satin finish. It’s not high gloss, but it's easier to clean than eggshell and matt.