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Scott W.
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Spray painting cabinets?

Scott W.
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  • chicago, IL
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I was just watching DIY Network quick tip for painting your cabinets; use some light sandpaper or liquid sand then roll or spray paint.

Spray paint? Is that for real? Would the result come with similar results as painting (doubtful if I judge by my sprayed ceiling)? It sure would save a ton of time.

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Scott W. Do you mean spray them with a can of spray paint or a paint sprayer? I wouldn't do it with a can of spray paint. However, if you're referring to using a paint sprayer, that's the method I actually prefer. I've had my painter spray all of my cabinets, and they come out perfect (and no brush strokes to worry about).

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