Can I paint my kitchen cabinet white?

A fresh coat of paint and an inexpensive hardware swap can make a huge difference in your space. White kitchen cabinets have been around for years and will be around for years to come for a good reason: it’s a timeless look that will never go out of style.

What kind of paint do you use for white kitchen cabinets?

There are many types of paint to choose from, but the best paint for kitchen cabinets is semi-gloss, gloss or satin. Matte is not practical in kitchens and baths where you will need durable paint you can easily clean.

Can you paint cabinets white without sanding?

Yes, it is possible to paint cabinets without sanding.

What shade of white is most popular for kitchen cabinets?

Simply white is such a popular color for a reason. It’s a fresh and basic white that’s perfect for both kitchen cabinets as well as for ceilings, trim, and walls.

Is Chalk Paint good for kitchen cabinets?

You can use Chalk Paint® to repaint the doors on your kitchen cabinets and drawers quickly, easily – and with minimal spend.

Should I paint my cabinets the same white as my walls?

The truth is that there is no right or wrong answer to this question. The color of your walls does not have to be identical to the color of your kitchen cabinets. If your walls are painted white, for example, you don’t have to have pure white cabinets. However, the paint colors can be the same if you want them to be.

What should you not paint kitchen cabinets with?

Cabinets made from oak—also an open-grain—should never be painted….

• Chalk Paint: Cabinets are too high-use and chalk paint isn’t the man for the job.
• Sealing them with Wax: Wax will not hold up over time and should you ever want to update your cabinets again, you’ll have to remove the wax and start all over.

Is milk paint or chalk paint better for kitchen cabinets?

It’s also good for thinning out other paint, or for achieving a rustic, ‘chippy’ style with a very light sheen. And don’t forget: you can mix milk paint pigments to create any shade you want. Chalk paint, on the other hand, is better for creating a thicker, more even finish with a completely matte appearance.