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

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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. Love what you’re reading? Enjoy House Beautiful magazine delivered straight to your door every month with Free UK delivery. Buy direct from the publisher for the lowest price and never miss an issue! Need to update a tired-looking kitchen? One of the easiest and cheapest ways to do this is by painting your cupboards. The idea of 'the painted kitchen' is a key kitchen trend this year. 'Whether your tastes change or you notice signs of wear and tear, a well-built, hand-painted kitchen can simply be sanded down and re-painted in a new colour of choice. This is a great way of renovating your kitchen without the expense of replacing whole units,' explains Charlie Smallbone, founder of Ledbury Studio. Choosing either a multipurpose or specific primer will be the difference between doing an okay job and getting that professional finish you’re striving for. Once your cabinets are dry and clean, find a roller or paintbrush and add the first coat of primer. The primer creates a base coat and will help avoid any future paint chipping – multiple thin layers will build up a hardiness. If your original surface is quite glossy, you might need to paint another even coat of primer. What else do I need to know? Rust-Oleum has launched its new Kitchen Cupboard Paint, which is available in 110 colourful shades and is touch dry in just an hour.

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Breathe new life into your kitchen cupboards with Rust-Oleum Kitchen Cupboard Paint - Serenity. Suitable for wood and melamine surfaces with no primer* or topcoat needed, this is a recipe for success. Rust-Oleum kitchen cupboard paint colours Thu k the paint is good ice colour etc but I struggled with the application not sure if it was my sponge roller, tried a low pile one too but bubbled. If they could just provide the best roller as an option to buy would've been good. No primer or topcoat is needed for wooden or melamine cupboards (although prime surfaces where stain bleed may be an issue, including knots). You can also paint glossy cupboards – simply sand them down first with a fine grit sandpaper. What’s immediately striking about The Little Greene Paint Company’s offering is the sheer breadth of neutral colours available – 12 in total. These water-based eggshell paints are ideal on wooden kitchen cabinets, especially given that they’re designed to be resistant to steam and condensation. Spice up your kitchen with Rust-Oleum Kitchen Cupboard Paint which gives an ultra-durable, scrubbable, water resistant, flat matt finish.

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 Free sachet delivery is available on all Rust-Oleum sachets. These are shipped direct from the manufacturer using Whistl. Can take 5-10 working days. As this is an oil-based paint, you’ll need to use some sort of mineral spirits or turpentine to clean your brushes and rollers. We love that it’s available in multiple colours but particularly rate the elegant Almond shade, as a timeless alternative to a bright white. A low-odour, water-based paint from Rust-Oleum will help you achieve a high-gloss finish and brighten up your kitchen cupboards. It can be painted onto any suitably primed surface and is touch-dry in as little as one hour and fully dry within eight. Coverage is up to 14sqm per litre and given its non-toxic credentials and the fact it’s practically odourless, it’s a safe choice if you’ve got little ones in the house.

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With no primer or topcoat needed, this paint is hard-wearing, scrubbable and has increased durability against everyday spills and stains With no primer or topcoat needed for wooden or melamine cupboards, this is a recipe for success. Even glossy cupboards can be painted, simply sand them down first with a fine grit sandpaper. We can’t really fault Wilko’s cupboard paint when it comes to value but there’s much more to it than that. Suitable for wood, melamine and MDF, this paint is touch-dry in only two hours, although we’d recommend waiting longer before applying a second covering of paint. Celebrity sheep-dog-approved paint can’t be ignored, especially when it’s as hard-wearing as Dulux’s retail cupboard paint. It’s available in barley white, jasmine white, natural hessian and pure brilliant white. And while some might prefer something a touch bolder, this is a fine choice for anyone looking to keep things clean and simple.I bought several tins in different shades of green. Fabulous paint. Where have you been all my life?

Rust-Oleum launches Kitchen Cupboard Paint in 110 colours

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. The Rust-Oleum Kitchen Cupboard Paint is a premium chalky blend that is a pure treat for cupboard doors; an ultra-flat matt with an ultra-incredible depth of colour. There are 110 mouthwatering shades to choose from. The finish is soft to touch yet hard-wearing enough to handle regular wipe-downs of splashes and splatters and stand up to cannoning corks. This tough cabinet paint is sure to stand the test of time. It’s designed for melamine, MDF, plywood and chipboard and promises a smooth satin finish, making it ideal for kitchen cupboards. We’d suggest carving out at least a few days to complete the job, as this paint takes 24 hours to fully dry. Despite maintaining on the tin that it’ll only require one coat, it’s wise to consider painting another layer to achieve a professional-looking smoothness. 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.Add a dash of sophistication to your kitchen with Rust-Oleum Kitchen Cupboard Paint, for a lustrous satin finish that’s as stylish as it is durable. Refresh your kitchen with Rust-Oleum Kitchen Cupboard Paint, easily applied to melamine, wood and gloss cupboards for a beautiful satin finish The choices are typically matte, eggshell, satin, semi-gloss and high-gloss – a sliding scale of shininess. Although matte can look very chic, for most modern kitchens we’d recommend a satin or semi-gloss so it’s easy to wipe down and keep clean. How much paint do I need? Rust-Oleum Kitchen Cupboard Paint is made in the UK and offers exceptional coverage without compromise, available in a 750ml tin