-- Liquid sandpaper
-- 1/4-inch nap paint roller
-- Primer
-- 220-grit sandpaper
-- Tack cloth
-- Paintbrush, roller, or sprayer
-- Paint (look for a self-leveling formula)
Step 1: Wipe cabinet surface with liquid sandpaper
Step 2: Using 1/4-inch nap roller or paintbrush, apply primer. Let dry.
Step 3: Sand with 220-grit sandpaper. Wipe with tack cloth.
Step 4: Brush, roll, or spray cabinet surface with paint. Let dry. Finish with a second coat for even coverage.
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liquid sandpaper? Never heard of it or have I seen it.Where would you buy it?
5/12/2012 03:01:30 PM Report AbuseI would also love to know what that color is! I am painting my cabinates and would love to use it.
2/6/2012 04:17:14 PM Report Abusewill this method ensure that the paint doesn't chip or scratch off?? that is my main concern with painting cabinetry!
2/2/2012 03:23:29 PM Report Abusei love this paint color! i would love to paint my son's nursery this color. does anyone know the paint color?
1/18/2012 12:33:46 AM Report Abuseyes....can you please tell me the color of paint used on that cabinet door. It is exactly what I have envisioned for our guest room.
1/3/2012 12:47:21 PM Report Abuse