Kitchen Cupboard Paint
When it comes to refreshing your kitchen you should look no further than our selection of kitchen cupboard paint, we believe that painting your kitchen cabinets is the easiest approach to fully transforming the look and feel of your kitchen without breaking the bank. With designer trade brands and over 1,000 colours to choose from, we can guarantee we have a kitchen cabinet paint that will suit the style you are trying to achieve. ... Read more
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FAQs
If you're looking for advice on the best way to approach painting your kitchen cabinets, we have collated advice on this here in our how to paint kitchen cabinets blog.
The best paint for kitchen cabinets are predominately paints which can be exposed to tough environments and withstand these - this is particularly important as your kitchen and cabinets are exposed to high traffic and wear and tear - being the heart of the home. Our most recommended paints for kitchen cabinets include Zinsser Allcoat and Tikkurila Helmi.
When painting kitchen cabinets the best place to start is by working from the inside out. For example, if you’re painting the inside of the cabinets, start at the back and work towards the front - making sure you reach the difficult to access areas and remove the hinges, knobs, etc. so all areas are suitably covered.
It's not always necessary to use a primer when painting your kitchen cabinets, for example, if you opt for Zinsser Allcoat this is a self priming paint which helps the paint adhere to the surface. This can provide you with many benefits, including saving time and money whilst enjoying a freshly painted kitchen cabinets that will entirely transform your room.
The best way to paint kitchen cabinet knobs is by removing them from the cabinet, sit them on top of some newspaper, or similar, to stop them marking the floor and ensure you give them a few coats, leave to dry before re-attaching to the kitchen cabinet.
If this is your first time thinking about painting your kitchen cupboard, we recommend reading our article on how to paint kitchen cabinets before you get started, if you need additional help get in touch with our customer service team.