I'm currently looking into doing a cheap spruce up of our kitchen.
The units/doors are fine, just after a new look & new worktops/sink.
About 5 years ago I sprayed the wood/melamine shaker style doors with Dulux Cupboard paint (barley twist)
This has lasted pretty well, but the mrs wants them to be painted in F&B Cornforth White.
Would it now be ok to lightly sand & paint the F&B eggshell paint straight onto the doors? or will I still need a primer/undercoat to make the paint 'stick'?
The other thing is I will be painting the end panels which I never did the last time as they're a light wood effect melamine, what would be the correct way to prepare & paint these?
I've looked at the Zinsser primer/sealer which sounds good, will I just need that (123 or BIN) followed by the top coat?
Thanks for any advice on this.. I don't want to go mad spending on lots of expensive paints etc.. but equally want it to last at least as long as the dulux paint (which is self undercoating...)
Cheers
The units/doors are fine, just after a new look & new worktops/sink.
About 5 years ago I sprayed the wood/melamine shaker style doors with Dulux Cupboard paint (barley twist)
This has lasted pretty well, but the mrs wants them to be painted in F&B Cornforth White.
Would it now be ok to lightly sand & paint the F&B eggshell paint straight onto the doors? or will I still need a primer/undercoat to make the paint 'stick'?
The other thing is I will be painting the end panels which I never did the last time as they're a light wood effect melamine, what would be the correct way to prepare & paint these?
I've looked at the Zinsser primer/sealer which sounds good, will I just need that (123 or BIN) followed by the top coat?
Thanks for any advice on this.. I don't want to go mad spending on lots of expensive paints etc.. but equally want it to last at least as long as the dulux paint (which is self undercoating...)
Cheers
