This is NOT a sponsored post for Benjamin Moore. Actually I was offered a $100 gift card from another popular brand to purchase their paint for my project but I had heard so many great things about Advance that I declined the offer and purchased BM with my own money.
There are hundreds of post out there about painting cabinets so I won’t go into great detail about the process. I do want to share a few tips though.
Use a really good brush. I used Purdy brushes for the boxes and my husband spray painted the doors with the HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer.
Do not use a top sealer on this paint.
We used a semi-gloss paint for a slight shine and for easier cleaning of the cabinets.
A little over one gallon of paint covered our small kitchen. This included the range hood and trim.
Thanks for visiting! I am off to update the guest bath vanity with the left over paint.
xx,
Sherry
We used the same paint on our cabinets. I've had just a few little touch ups since we painted about 20 months ago. I won't use anything but Ben Moore now. This new cabinet paint is far above anything else I've heard about. It's worth the extra cure time. You must be loving the new look!
Great tips! I didn't know about the BM paint. Again, they look amazing!
This paint sounds amazing and to think it only took one gallon to cover the entire kitchen is truly amazing too!….
I think this may be a great paint to use on my porches with the columns as I get such horrible stains on the columns from
insects such as spiders…I often wondered how the paint would be with brush strokes….and know I know!…thanks for this great information Sherry…the cabinets look great!!
Thanks for sharing what paint you used. It sounds like the perfect paint! I really like Benjamin Moore paint, so it's no wonder that they have a good cabinet paint too.
Nice Blog! Well most of your content and image is original and informative. /many thanks for sharing this, cheers. Tom…