Remove all cabinet doors, drawers, and hardware using a screwdriver.
Label each door and drawer to ensure correct reinstallation later.
Clean all cabinet surfaces thoroughly with a degreaser to remove grease and grime.
Allow surfaces to dry completely before proceeding to sanding.
Sand all cabinet surfaces lightly with 120-grit sandpaper to scuff the finish.
Wipe off sanding dust using a vacuum with brush attachment or tack cloth.
Fill any dents or holes with wood filler and let it dry completely.
Sand filled areas smooth with 220-grit sandpaper and clean off dust.
Apply painter’s tape to protect walls, counters, and any areas not being painted.
Lay down drop cloths to protect floors and nearby surfaces from paint splatter.
Apply a coat of primer evenly to all cabinet surfaces using a brush and foam roller.
Allow the primer to dry fully as directed by the manufacturer.
Lightly sand the primed surfaces with 220-grit sandpaper for a smooth finish.
Clean off all dust from sanding using a tack cloth or vacuum.
Apply the first coat of cabinet paint using a brush for corners and roller for flat areas.
Let the first coat of paint dry completely according to paint instructions.
Apply a second coat of paint for full coverage and a smooth finish.
Allow the final coat to cure for at least 24 hours or as recommended.
Reattach all hardware and reinstall cabinet doors and drawers.
Inspect painted surfaces for touch-ups and clean up your workspace.
