Spray Or Brush Kitchen Cabinets

Spray Or Brush Kitchen Cabinets. Most people agree that a sprayed on finish provides the highest quality result, and the lowest cost, on cabinets and fine woodwork. Doors and drawers that can be removed and sprayed (HVLP only) off-site in a spray-booth are another thing.

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Spraying works well if your cabinet designs include intricate patterns or raised panels or if the cabinets have a lot of nooks and crannies. Spraying is faster-and thus cheaper-for them. (They are charging us extra for brushing the top coat.) When it comes to cabinet painting you can either spray or brush and roll. For those that don't want any stipple, I roll then back brush. "Well, then, it seems like when it comes to spray vs. brush painting using a brush helps the paint last longer," Jenny points out.

Spraying or brush painting a house has no effect on whether the paint lasts or not.

Have been planning on painting (antique white milk paint) and antiquing (yellow and brown waxes as well as brown glaze) my kitchen cabinets for a mini makeov.

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Foam roller covers, as opposed to fabric covers with a thick nap, are ideal because they provide the smooth, even finish that most homeowners. On the other hand, spray painting kitchen cabinets involves using a paint sprayer to evenly apply each coat of paint over the cabinet doors. You can cut in tight corners and paint nice straight lines that are impossible to attain with a sprayer.

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