While branded as a furniture paint, Rust Oleum’s chalk paint is suitable for use on a variety of interior surfaces including melamine and MDF. This means that anything from old kitchen cabinets to yellowing stone fireplaces can all be revived and refreshed using this paint. The paint sets in an attractive mid-sheen finish and it’s handy to know that the formula is non-yellowing in case you were thinking of painting your kitchen cupboards white. Durability is as expected with a satin finish – it’s tough, long lasting and can easily be washed. Whilst not a specific kitchen cupboard paint, the Diamond Satinwood is suitable for application across a variety of surfaces including wood, MDF and even metals. This makes it the perfect choice for kitchen cabinets whilst you’re free to use the leftovers on any other projects you have lined up.

Coverage is typically less than most water-based paints, so you will need more but you can get it in 5L tins. It can be applied with a brush, roller or pad, but to get a smooth professional finish it is ideal for use with one of the best paint sprayers. Watching paint dry is nobody’s idea of fun, but painting your own cupboards costs far less than paying a professional and you can still get excellent results, if you choose the right paint. On top of that, you’ll have the satisfaction of basking in a kitchen that would have Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen nodding his head in approval. Renovate and transform your kitchen with Rust-Oleum KitchenCupboard Paint. An ultra durable, scrubbable and water resistant,flat matt finish for kitchen cupboards.

Coverage: Up to 14m2 / litre. Coverage may vary depending uponmethod and rate of application and porosity of surface. Some food items may stainthe product, remove any spills immediately to stop this or minimize theeffect. Not suitable for use on a bath or any surface regularly immersedin water. Temperature at time of application and during drying should begreater than 10°C.

Refresh your kitchen with Rust-Oleum Kitchen Cupboard Paint, easily applied to melamine, wood and gloss cupboards for a beautiful matt finish The highly pigmented formula is easy to apply by brush or roller for lasting coverage that goes a long way, even on varnished or painted surfaces. If spraying, paint should be diluted with water by 10-20% as required. Two coats are recommended. With 110 shades on offer, you can buy tester sachets (from 99p) containing enough paint to generously cover 30 x 30cm, to help you decide on the perfect hue.surface afterwards with water. If wax or oil has previously been usedon the item, clean the surface thoroughly with white spirit. If paintingover a hard or glossy or previously painted surface abrade the surfacebefore application.

The only thing we would say it be extra careful with chalk paint when painting protruding areas as they can be particularly prone to paint build ups. Like most chalk paints, this one has minimal VOCs and as such little to no odour. It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that this paint is suitable for interior woods and metals but crucially, this includes plywood, MDF and plywood which are commonly used throughout kitchens across the UK. This is the most durable specific kitchen cupboard paint on the market but does take awhile to dry. If you’re OK with that, this might be the paint for you. Johnstone’s Cupboard Paint is very durable once set, however you will need to be careful around it during the drying process. Whilst wet it can be scratched very easily so due care and diligence is needed to ensure you don’t spoil the finish.The spray can is incredibly easy to use, it’s a case of simply shaking vigorously before and during application. The nozzle is focused which means you can get a precise finish and doesn’t clog which is a common problem with some spray paints. If you went with something different, just be aware of the clogging issue. This frequently results in spurts of the paint coming out and gives you an uneven coverage. Overall this durable satin paint has a number of attractive colours to choose from and can save you thousands in renovation costs. If you’re looking for a great paint for laminate cupboards, you don’t have to look much further than Rust Oleum. If you’re familiar with chalk paint, you might know that many interior design enthusiasts across social media love this flat matt chalk paint by Rust Oleum. It’s especially great at bringing a new lease of life to tired, worn-out looking kitchen cabinets. Chalk paint might be seen by some as a fad but we can vouch for its quality. If you want to try something a bit different, try this one. The creamy, satin paint is solvent based and is very easy to apply and easy to achieve a smooth finish when brushed vertically. Being solvent based does mean that you’ll need to take the relevant safety measures as it has a high VOC content and odour.

Upcycle your kitchen cabinets at less cost to you and the environment with a paint that’s both eco-friendly and water based As it’s been specifically formulated for use on kitchen cupboards, you can use this to restore your cupboards, whether the surface is melamine or MDF. Tough against everyday wipe downs, upcycle wood and gloss cupboards with a cabinet paint that’s both kind to the environment and easy to apply. If painting on bare wood or a lighter shade of paint, one coat should be enough. When painting over bold colours you may need an additional coat. We recommend leaving 24 hours between coats as it will give you a good idea as to whether you’ll need another coat or not. A huge chunk of the job is the preparation. First, remove all the drawers and handles on the cabinets, so you don’t splatter paint all over them. If that’s not an option, use masking tape to cover them. Although it might look like your cabinets are ready to meet the paint roller, it’s worth cleaning them thoroughly.Rust-Oleum has launched its new Kitchen Cupboard Paint, which is available in 110 colourful shades and is touch dry in just an hour. Choosing the best kitchen cabinet paint for your kitchen will very much depend on what type of cabinets you have, what type of finish you want and of course the colour. Also remember to place a dust sheet on the floor or an even layer of newspaper. Make sure you have all the tools too – a roller, a tray and a few paintbrushes of varying sizes. You should make sure you’re wearing clothes you don’t mind getting dirty, too. One of the best yet one of the cheapest – this is ideal for those working on a budget who still want a quality finish. Perhaps the best attribute of this paint is its durability. The formula ensures it can withstand scratches and scuffs whilst also being water resistant which means you can wash and scrub it without worrying about chipping the paint.