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Will G.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maryville, Tn
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Kitchen cabinet painting hack

Will G.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maryville, Tn
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i have painted lots of cabinets and usually spray them with oil based paints out of an automotive type setup, to get a factory like finish, but no more!

I tried cabinet rescue with a mini foam roller in white and got as good as sprayed results. It lays out so nice and flat!

The extra seceret ingredient on this project was a couple of coats of rustoleum 2x matt clear right out of the aerosol can! Unbelievable factory like results, with a gorgeous sheen, and way less trouble than my old method.

It only takes a tiny bit of effort to get even coverage with the clear, i had to get the lighting at an angle to effectively see the wet edge of the clear going on.

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