Guide

Yes, you can paint kitchen cabinets that are not real wood if you clean, sand or degloss, use bonding primer, and finish with cabinet-rated paint.

Yes, you can paint rental kitchen cabinets if your landlord gives written permission and you stick to reversible, low-damage methods.

Yes, you can paint kitchen hardware if you clean, sand, prime, and use durable paint suited to the metal and daily wear.

Yes, you can paint kitchen faucets if you prepare the metal well and use durable primer, paint, and sealer made for wet, high-use areas.

Yes, you can paint kitchen cupboards if the surfaces are cleaned, sanded, and primed carefully for a durable finish.

Yes, you can paint kitchen cabinets with spray cans if you prep, prime, and control fumes, though a sprayer or roller often holds up better in busy kitchens.

Yes, you can paint kitchen cabinets that are not wood, as long as you clean, sand or degloss, prime well, and use durable cabinet paint.

Yes, you can paint kitchen cupboard doors if you clean, sand, prime, and use durable cabinet paint for a smooth finish that holds up to daily use.

Yes, you can paint kitchen cabinets white if you prep, prime, and choose the right paint for a smooth, durable finish.

Yes, you can paint kitchen cabinets yourself if you prep carefully, choose the right products, and follow a steady step-by-step plan.