Cabinet Painting Services Randburg

Painting your Cabinets

Paint Colours for Kitchen Cabinets

Don’t be afraid of bringing colour to your kitchen! Especially since it is the center of the home. Cabinets don’t always have to be white or some other neutral colour.

Painting Kitchen Cabinets Antique White

A creamy or antique white is a great neutral option for cabinets in almost any kitchen area.

Antique white kitchen cabinets can give your kitchen a dreamy feel and are a great way to calm down a typically hectic room.

Since there are so many different shades of white to choose from, selecting the best one for your kitchen cabinets can be a difficult task.

Antique shades will shine in retro style or country kitchens, while stark or cold whites will fit well in a more modern space with bold colours.

Look at the other colours and furniture in your room when choosing a white and pick one that complements them.

If you want to keep things neutral, use antique white on all of your cabinets. Try using grey, beige, blue, yellow, or green on your bottom cabinets if you want to add any colour.

To glaze your cabinets, make or pick a glaze mixture and apply it with a paint brush or foam brush to your cabinets.

You’ll need to repeat this process until you get your desired look; it can take a while.

A crackle finish will give your cabinets the appearance of aged, sun-cracked paint.

Paint your cabinets with a crackling medium and let it dry. As the medium dries, it shrinks or cracks, making your cabinets appear old and worn.

Mistakes to Avoid When Painting Kitchen Cabinets

• Your expectations are unrealistic.
• You don’t allow yourself enough time
• You don’t clean the wood before painting
• You don’t remove the doors and drawers.
• You forget to label where your doors, drawers and hardware go
• You skip sanding
• Your cabinets aren’t dust-free before you paint.
• You pick the wrong colour
• You choose the wrong paint

Exterior Painting

• Decks
• Waterproofing
• Damp proofing
• Pressure Washing