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Painting your cabinets is one option. The type of finish paint I like for cabinets is oil based enamel which is very hard and durable. A high quality acrylic will also give good results and is easier to use. Paint will give you the color you desire, but this will be a solid color unlike a stain which shows the wood grain.
Another option is to "restain" the cabinets using a gel stain. This involves a similar procedure as <a href="https://project.annexal.com/house-painting-old/refinishing-kitchen-cabinets.html">refinishing kitchen cabinets</a>. Instead of using a standard wiping stain use a gel stain applied with a white bristle brush. <a href="https://project.annexal.com/house-painting-old/restain-cabinets.html">Applying a gel stain to already finished cabinets</a> can be tricky and requires some practice. Purchase a prefinished cabinet door that approximates your current cabinet color from your local home improvement center and do some experimenting with this option.
Painting your cabinets is one option. The type of finish paint I like for cabinets is oil based enamel which is very hard and durable. A high quality acrylic will also give good results and is easier to use. Paint will give you the color you desire, but this will be a solid color unlike a stain which shows the wood grain.
Another option is to "restain" the cabinets using a gel stain. This involves a similar procedure as <a href="https://project.annexal.com/house-painting-old/refinishing-kitchen-cabinets.html">refinishing kitchen cabinets</a>. Instead of using a standard wiping stain use a gel stain applied with a white bristle brush. <a href="https://project.annexal.com/house-painting-old/restain-cabinets.html">Applying a gel stain to already finished cabinets</a> can be tricky and requires some practice. Purchase a prefinished cabinet door that approximates your current cabinet color from your local home improvement center and do some experimenting with this option.