Steps to Paint/Stain Bathroom Cabinets Without Sanding
Painting kitchen cabinets without doing the sanding process is possible by following certain steps. In this case, Liquid Deglosser will work like a miracle.
Steps
Here are some of the steps by which the customers can easily paint or stain their Bathroom Cabinets Without Sanding:
1.
Gather All The Materials: The customers need to start by collecting all the materials and the tools that they require while staining their bathroom cabinets and here are some of them:
- Sponge.
- Grease-cutting cleaner.
- Washcloth.
- Liquid Deglosser.
- Screwdriver.
- Paintbrush, Paint Roller.
- Silver spray paint.
- White Enamel Paint.
- Painter's tape.
2.
Remove The Dust: The customers then need to remove all the dust, dirt, grime and debris particles from the cabinets. They need to pour some drops of the grease-cutting cleaner to a soft sponge and then they need to rub the damp sponge to all the areas of the cabinets.
3.
Use Liquid Deglosser: The customers need to pour some amount of the Liquid De-Glosser to the washcloth. They then need to rub the damp washcloth in the round motions over the surface of the cabinets.
4.
Remove Hardware: The customers then need to detach all the hardware from the cabinets like hinges, screws, and knobs by using the screwdriver or the power drill. The customers then need to save the hardware for further use in future.
5.
Detach All The Shelves: The customers then need to detach all the interior shelves of the cabinets and clean the inside areas of the cabinets accordingly.
6.
Apply The Paint: The customers then need to place the doors of the cabinets to its backside on a flat surface. They then need to use the paint roller in order to apply a thin coat of the white enamel paint to the backside surface of the doors. The customers then need to allow the doors to dry completely.
7.
Apply Paint To The Molding: The customers then need to apply the white enamel paint to the molding areas of the doors by using the small paintbrush.
8.
Apply Paint To The Front Side Of Doors: Once the painted backside of the cabinet doors are completely dried the customers then need to use the roller and then apply the white enamel paint to the front surface of the doors. The customers need to let the paint dry completely before applying one more layer of the white enamel paint.
9.
Apply Paint To Shelves: The customers then need to apply two coats of the paint to the shelves of the cabinets and then let them dry completely.
10.
Apply Paint To Hardware: The customers then need to apply the spray paint to all the metal hardware of the cabinets like hinges, screws, and knobs. The customers then need to let them dry completely.
11.
Apply Paint To The Wall Units: The customers then need to use the roller and apply the paint to the exterior edges and corners of the cabinets as well.
12.
Re-attach The Doors: Once the paint on the doors and the shelves are completely dried the customers finally need to re-attach the doors to the cabinets by using the saved hinges, knobs and screws.