Project Ideas

A few coats of paint and a

change of accessories can

liven up your space and

create a more up-to-date

style. Taping in and around

cabinets is much easier with

ScotchBlue

™

Painter’s Tape.

You can use the time you

save to enjoy your new look.

Planning

When selecting your paint color, keep in mind that you’ll have to live with this color or if you’re

planning on selling, not all buyers will appreciate a bold color. A light color will make a room

look open, while dark cabinets can transform old-fashioned cabinets to look more modern.

Step-By-Step Guide:

Cabinets

Remove cabinet doors

and handles.

Tape walls around cabinets.

Don’t forget the backsplash.

Tape cabinet inner shelves and

sides. Apply primer coat.

Apply two coats of paint. Allow

to dry (approximately 4 hours).

Remove tape.

Remove door hinges.

Tape fully cured cabinets

and trim.

Prime and paint doors. Paint wall base coat. Allow

to dry. Carefully pull tape.

Reassemble cabinets.

Tools You’ll Need:

ScotchBlue

™

Painter’s Tape, Paint Brushes

and/or Roller, Screw Driver, Primer & Paint

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Cabinets A few coats of paint and a change of accessories can liven up your space and create a more up-to-date style. Taping in and around cabinets is much easier with ScotchBlue™ Painter’s Tape. You can use the time you save to enjoy your new look.
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page 2 Selecting the Right ScotchBlue™ Painter’s Tape The success of any painting project depends on making sure you have the right tools at hand. This ScotchBlue™ Tape Selector Chart makes it easy. 1. Find the part of the home on the chart that best represents what you’re painting. 2. Look for the surface you need to mask (this is not the surface you are painting!) 3.