Painting Vintage Metal Cabinets

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Painting vintage metal cabinets.

Opt for oil based paint if painting outdoor metal surfaces such as fences patio furniture or backyard grills as well as heavily used indoor items like. Then you can finish with a coat of acrylic latex paint. Move horizontally up and down the cabinet. You need a good brush and a nice careful hand to apply it evenly without too many brushstrokes but once done it will last ages and wear really well.

Remove anything that may be in the drawers of the cabinet. Sanding will help the new paint to stick better. Start at the top and paint it from side to side. Make offer 1930s antique metal medical cabinet white kitchen bathroom industrial dental gettysburg antique primitive cupboard pie safe mid 1800s original paint.

Take your time painting your metal cabinets. Vintage industrial painted metal cabinet. You are now ready to prime your metal cabinets. 1950s metal kitchen cabinets retro kitchen cabinets 8 piece set.

What i would do with old metal cabinets is sand them so the the surface is nice and flat and then paint them with high gloss alkyd tremclad or rustoleum paint. Use a metal primer that is oil based. The key is in the prep work. Prepare the metal cabinet for painting.

Before applying a new coat of paint you ll need to rough up. Allow to dry for up to 12 hours. Coated metal cabinets most painted metal kitchen cabinets and drawers were factory finished with an epoxy finish or a powder coating. Use slow even roller or brush strokes for the best coverage and results.

You can paint your metal cabinets but you would first want to clean them with an industrial cleaner to remove any kitchen grease and particulates. Repainting your metal cabinets may take awhile but your kitchen will look brand new when the transformation is complete. Oil based paints are the most durable. Clean the cabinet well with a damp cloth.

You will most likely need to apply two coats of paint over a high quality coat of primer. Then sand with 220 or 400 grit sandpaper followed by the application of a metal primer. Allow the cabinet time to dry.