How to Paint Bathroom Cabinets

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Painting your bathroom cabinets can be a fun DIY project. It is a great way to give your bathroom design new life without the costs associated with a major bathroom remodel. Check out the list below for a step-by-step guide to painting your bathroom cabinets. And, if you need cabinets and cabinet doors to paint, we have you covered over at CabinetNow!

1. The first thing you will need to do to paint your bathroom cabinets is to gather the following supplies:
2. 1. Paint Brush and Roller Set
   2. Enough Primer for Two Coats
   3. Enough Paint for Two Coats
   4. Drop Cloths and Painter's Tape
   5. Clear Coat
3. Now that you have all your supplies, you will need to prep your bathroom for the project. Use the drop cloths and painter's tape to protect any surfaces that are not going to be painted. You will also need to remove your cabinet doors and drawer fronts if your bathroom vanity has any.
4. Next, you will need to prepare the surfaces you are going to paint. While it is not required, sanding before painting can help the paint and primer adhere to the door. Whether
5. Whether or not you choose to sand your bathroom cabinets, you will need to ensure that they are completely clean before starting. You can use a damp rag with warm, diluted soapy water. Wait for the cabinets to fully dry before moving on.
6. Once all your surfaces are clean and dry, you are ready to put down the first coat of primer. For each coat of paint and primer, use careful, even strokes to ensure the best application. Wipe away any excess and wait for the surfaces to dry.
7. Repeat for the second coat of primer.
8. Next, apply the first coat of paint and wait for it to fully dry.
9. Apply your second coat of paint
10. As you wait for the second coat to dry, be sure to keep the air moving to help speed up drying time.
11. Once your bathroom cabinets dry for at least 24-28 hours, you can apply the clear coat seal to protect them. You can brush on the clear coat or use a rag.
12. Finally, you should make sure you did not miss any spots and don't need any touch-ups. After that, all that is left is to clean up and enjoy your new bathroom!