Simply
Painting the kitchen

How it works

The most important things in a nutshell

Always remove the adhesive tape while the varnish is still damp.
Scratches and dents in your kitchen cabinets can be repaired beforehand with our filler.
On smooth surfaces such as laminated kitchens or plastic veneer, use our To Bond & Block primer to ensure a good paintable surface and perfect adhesion.
For light colour shades on real wood, pre-paint with our To Bond & Block primer to avoid stains in the new coat.
You can also protect hard-wearing surfaces from scratches and splashes with To Seal

This makes painting kitchen cabinets very easy:

Carefully clean the cabinets to remove grease and dust and wipe down with clear water.
Mask off everything that is not to be painted.
Stir the varnish well and pour it into a paint tray.
Paint the colour quickly and evenly. Prepare corners and edges with a brush. Paint surfaces with a roller.
After 4 - 6 hours drying time, apply the 2nd coat.

Need more details? We have summarised everything you need to know in our guide to painting kitchen cabinets.

That's why our Eggshell Varnish is simply the perfect choice for your painting project:

You can use it to conjure up silky matt surfaces that are very robust and easy to clean.
It is weather-resistant and therefore also suitable for outdoor projects.
Its high coverage and optimum consistency ensure drip- and splash-free work that is simply fun.
It is water-based and low-odour and, with its many great colour shades, will simply brighten up any kitchen