The first thing you need to do is remove the cabinet doors and place them in a clean area. Make sure you clean the cabinets with denatured alcohol to remove any dirt and grease.

Use a foam brush that is disposable to apply primer sealer to the doors. This one is an alternative to having to sand down the wood to apply paint.

Use a good brush; apply the paint of your choice. After all this is done, use a brush to remove any excess paint that makes the cabinet look unattractive and you will be good to go.

As you can see, the process is pretty simple and almost anyone can do it with much ease.

It works better if it is used as the base coat and this is because it greatly fights off mildew. This is among the major reasons that make it suitable for usage in bathrooms and kitchens because they are prone to water. When using primer, it is always advisable to use an oil based one than latex because the later is susceptible to leaving an uneven finish especially in hot temperatures.

When using primer, it is important to ensure that all the sufficient air is getting into the room been painted to avoid suffocation. Alternatively,  you can add extracts of vanilla or flavor into the paint to minimize the fumes coming from it.

Similarly, it is best to postpone your home exterior painting plan if it is quite humid or windy as these can have a negative impact on the final finish of the paint. It is also advisable to avoid painting a wall in direct sun as it causes the paint to dry up too rapidly, leaving blisters or lap marks that create an uneven texture. For best results, you should paint on days when the mercury is hovering in the range of 10 – 30 degree Celsius.