Kitchen cabinet painting

[EastTexasMan]

We'll I didn't think about documenting this until mid way through. Started yesterday worked about 15-16 hours total so far on it and all I have left is top cabinet doors to prime/paint. Pics start half way through sorry... Oh $85 at lowes... Bottom cabinets were like top obviously lol originally and 35 years old.

[HELLRAZOR]

nice job looks good!

[webstertroy]

did you strip them or just start painting?

[EastTexasMan]

Sprayed some TSP substitute on em whiped em down. Then I sanded on them, then I primed them, then I put two coats of paint on them

[Hookem84]

looks good!!!!

[Fla Hunter]

Looks great!

[bwssr]

big diff!...looks great!

[EastTexasMan]

And done... Bout 20 work hours by myself and $85 later... 35 year old cabinets needed it!

[ZackM]

Did you use a sprayer? If so, which one? I'm in the market with the wife wanting to update paint throughout our entire house!!!

BTW- that seriously looks amazing! Great job!

[the dirty one]

We are about to do the same thing in the house we just bought.

[EastTexasMan]

Sprayer? I wish. I went with a roller and brush all by hand. Took me about 20 hours an I never want to do it again lol

[philcam]

Did you use a sprayer? If so, which one? I'm in the market with the wife wanting to update paint throughout our entire house!!!

BTW- that seriously looks amazing! Great job!

I have alot of painting to do too. I just ordered this Graco Sprayer. Its reconditioned, but carries the full warranty of a new one and is $100 cheaper. I asked several painters what they use. Usually, the answer is Titan is #1 but very $$$$ for DIY. Graco is #2 and is affordable to the homeowner. I've rented Graco in the past and its quality stuff, made in the USA.

This one comes with a how-to DVD that is supposed to be really good. We will see in a few days when it arrives.

http://www.cjspray.com/homeowner-sprayers/products/reconditioned/graco-lts15-257060-sprayer.html