Before I show you the actual cabinets, I'd like to introduce you to the Serafine featured product: Glidden's Gripper.

When I painted my laminate bookshelf a while back, I had to sand the whole thing down. Although it wasn't a big bookshelf, it took forever to sand and paint. I didn't really feel sanding an entire kitchen full of cabinets, and lo and behold, Gripper. Gripper allows you to paint anything. Even plastic. My only warning: it's super sticky and doesn't wash off your skin very well. I accidentally stuck my foot in some of it, and I had primer on me for a few days.
Cabinets before: (this is before we moved in)
During:
After: Coming soon: stainless steel microwave. We're picking it up on Saturday. Our microwave just wasn't something I could paint and cover with contact paper. : )
6 comments:
Oh my word Stacy. It looks AMAZING. I can't wait to see it in person on Saturday. I am so impressed with your DIY skills. You're my inspiration, for real.
Stacy...you guys are great! You've now discovered the tranformative properties of a great paint job! I painted my kitchen cabinets AND my laundry room (I also painted the old bathroom cabinets, but I've since gutted and rebuilt that room). Amazing what $50 worth of paint can do. I also painted my old pickled pine table (black) and I love it.
Stacy, you are so funny. I really miss you guys. The cabinets look awesome. You've helped me feel not so scared about painting the cabinets in the house we bought. P.S. Did I tell you we bought a house?
Those cabinets look amazing!
Gorgeous! Love the color you choose too! I NEED to do that to my cabinets but just haven't had the guts too... I'm afraid I'll hate the color I choose... You are so talented!
Love it! We just painted our cabinets too, wish I would have known about that glidden product-we sanded every last cabinet!
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