Glazing Kitchen Cabinets Before And After

With my kitchen cabinets being large flat surfaces I chose to roll the glaze on with a foam roller but if you are working on chairs or smaller piece of furniture with lots of detail it would be best to use a brushrag for application in order.

Glazing kitchen cabinets before and after. Photo by Matthew Niemann Photography. For best results the glaze is applied by brush or by hand then wiped off by hand. Here are some of our favorite no-fail combinations.

Painting Oak Kitchen Cabinets White. Perimeter cabinets are Sherwin Williams SW 7005 Pure White painted by the cabinet maker and the black island and range hood were painted by us in Benjamin Moore BM 2133-10 Onyx. Notice the shading color over the entire cabinet door and drawer covers in this photo.

Here is the look after the update. They are the oil based glaze and water based glaze. Painting Kitchen Cabinets White.

You can use both of them but for kitchen cabinet the oil-based one will do best. Its truly amazing what a new set of cabinets can do. Yes warmer kitchens are trending in large part because walls are most often white therefore consumers are opting to add warmth ie.

Youll notice that in some cases these customers changed nothing but the kitchen cabinets and the result is quite impressive. Just put a note that the oil-based will take longer to dry. You first have to know that there are two types of glaze.

Here we applied the glaze to the entire surface and wiped back the excess to give it that shading effect. Once cabinets are stained or painted then cured the cabinet makers apply a thin glaze. This finish can be achieved by using an off white for the base color with a chocolate glaze.