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Best idea is to not believe everything you are told or read.
Home Depot found a gimmick in telling lies that their paint has a primer in it. There is no proper substitute for a coat of primer, then sanding then two coats of finish. If you still have the one coat of paint on your cabinets, STOP! Visit your local paint dealer and buy an appropriate primer which will sand to a smooth surface ready to be brushed over with two coats of cabinet paint. Preferably an alkyd semi-gloss or gloss. Use a top quality china bristle brush for the alkyd coatings application.