Why Most DIY Cabinet Projects Don’t Turn Out Right
- Oak grain telegraphs through paint
- Rough cabinet doors ruin smooth finishes
- Skipping the wrong step leads to peeling or regret
These aren’t paint problems — they’re prep problems.
The Fix: Cabinet Mud
- Fills oak grain and wood texture
- Sands smooth without clogging
- Designed specifically for cabinets
- Used weekly on real client jobs
Clean and Prep
Proper prep is what makes paint stick and last. This step removes grease, residue, and buildup that can cause peeling later.
Fill Grain
This is where rough wood and oak grain get fixed. Cabinet Mud fills texture so cabinet doors sand smooth before paint.
Paint Cabinets
Once the surface is smooth and ready, painting and finishing is straightforward — especially with the right tools and supplies.
Real Kitchens. Real Prep. Real Results.
Not Sure Where to Start?
My cabinets have grain
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I’m worried paint won’t stick
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I want everything pre-picked
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