Turning a home into a more aesthetic look means that you need extra resources and energy to make it work. Both indoor and outdoor decoration should match to give the fine decoration of your home. In this case, it would be best to make a plan first and start working one by one. You can collect more ideas like an outdoor seating area or indoor window decoration before the real work. This way, you can prepare everything per the budget well.

In the meantime, learn some tips on revamping your kitchen cabinets to match your aesthetic home concept. To make your painted cabinets look good, kneel on the countertop and draw straight lines. Also, a steady hand is a key to a beautiful paint job. Painting is like building a foundation, so it’s essential to have a solid foundation. You also must sand the base first for the paint’s primer and topcoat to adhere well to the surface. Let’s get into the details on how to paint kitchen cabinets below.

Get the Space Ready

Once all items have been removed from the cabinets and protected with plastic sheeting, prepare the room. If you’re near areas you don’t want to paint, use a brush to make incisions. Duct tape can cause the paint to bleed. It would be best if you kept windows open for good ventilation.

Clean the Walls, Cabinet Doors, and Frames

The second thing you have to do is deal with cleaning. In this case, you need to wash the walls, doors, and cabinet frames with a dishwasher cleaner. It will clean all areas where paint has been applied. Clean all hardware with warm water and dish detergent.

Sand the Cabinet Frames and Doors

After done with the cleaning process, you have to sand them. Try to rub the cabinet frames and doors with a 100-grit foam pad. Use an oil primer for best results. If the primer is dry and appears discolored, this may indicate that grease is still present. In this case, additional sanding or re-sanding is required.

Apply the Paint

The wet edge is where the new paint meets the old paint and has not yet dried too much or has become tacky. It is how the paint is applied. It is preferable to paint the raised moldings on furniture doors with lots of colors. Please start at the top and work your way down, painting the flat areas as you go. It is recommendable to paint them on 2-by-4 easels to keep your cabinet doors in place.