Frequently Asked Questions about Benjamin Moore Paint Cabinets: Expert Answers

Question 1

Q: Can I use regular interior wall paint on my cabinets instead?

Accepted Answer

A: While you technically could use regular interior wall paint on your cabinets, it's not recommended. Wall paint typically doesn't hold up as well against wear and tear in high-traffic areas like kitchens or bathrooms. You'll want to opt for a specialized cabinet-grade paint that can withstand repeated cleaning, stains, and humidity levels common in these spaces. Benjamin Moore offers…

Question 2

Q: Do I need to sand my cabinets before painting them?

Accepted Answer

A: Yes! Sanding is essential when prepping your cabinets for new coatings such as primer or spray  paint.Note however that Benjamina moore Advancd Paint needs primers specially formulated by benjaminmoore

Question 3

Q: Should I remove my cabinet doors before painting them?

Accepted Answer

A: It depends on how comfortable you feel removing and reinstalling the hinges and handles on your own.Adam Butler Painting suggests that changing worn logos would beautify an older kitchen better.If time isn’t much of importance taking the doors out will make painting much easier. If you prefer to keep them attached, be sure to protect your countertops and flooring…

Question 4

Q: Can I paint over laminate or veneer cabinets?

Accepted Answer

A: Yes! With preparatory sanding followed by appropriate primers as mentioned earlier ,both laminate and veneer can give a new look.Most times they start peeling from areas of moisture vapour..a good primer solves that

Question 5

Q: How many coats of Benjamin Moore cabinet paint do I need?

Accepted Answer

A:The answer varies depending on how dark is the existing color. It is advisable two light coverings but for darker colors three would suffice.However it really doesn’t hurt having an additional layer since more layers makes it last longer.