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As a first home buyer, we were always excited to execute DIYs and give makeover to our home as we wanted. Most of our Kitchen area including cabinets, slab and floor were in white tones though it look good but not what we wanted.
Inspired from Bunnings and Dulux paint collection we finally agree to re paint our cabinets and Island Grey and add some led lights to it.
It took 2 person and around 3 days and cost us approx $270 for the complete makeover that we thoroughly enjoyed. Thankyou to Bunnings for for your expert advice helping us choose the best colour for our DIY project.
Before picture:
Final result:
Some more:
Primer - 1L
https://www.bunnings.com.au/dulux-1l-renovation-range-primer_p0116494
Paint -2L
https://www.bunnings.com.au/dulux-2l-renovation-range-cabinet-doors-gloss-deep_p0116471
Signature colour
Roller Brush set
https://www.bunnings.com.au/uni-pro-100mm-4mm-nap-little-ripper-microfibre-mini-roller-set_p0022470
https://www.bunnings.com.au/uni-pro-100mm-10mm-nap-little-ripper-microfibre-mini-roller-set_p0022469
2x Sanding block
https://www.bunnings.com.au/rocket-medium-sanding-sponge_p1661078
2x Paint tray
https://www.bunnings.com.au/paint-partner-100mm-mini-paint-tray_p0328968
3x Masking tapes
2x Disposable Plastic drop sheets
https://www.bunnings.com.au/paint-partner-3-7-x-3-7m-plastic-drop-sheet_p0328943
1pack of disposable gloves
Step1: We took out all the cabinets doors and their handles
Step 2: We applied masking tapes behind the cabinet doors, on the wall corners and floor to protect unwanted paint
Step 3: We did sanding to all the cabinet doors and Island to make them even and throughly cleaned the surface later
Step 4: Then we applied one layer of primer using roller brushes and left it for drying overnight
Step 5: Later we applied the first coat of Dulux Renovation range for cabinet doors in Signature colour and again left it drying for around 5-6 hours
Step 6: Upon drying first coat of paint, we did bit of sanding to even out the paint, cleaned them and applied second coat of paint, left it to dry for around 5-6hrs
Step 7: Finally we removed all the masking tapes from the cabinets doors, cleaned them and fitted it back to the shelves. Also removed rest of the tapes from wall corners and floor.
Hi @Aaina , the outcome is an absolute beauty. With so less spending and such a great amount of work done, it is an inspiration to all the newcomers and who are learning on the go.
Well done mate !!
Hope to see some more projects soon.
A big welcome to the community to you, too, @manu2540.
It's great that you've found this project so inspirational. I love how simple and effective the transformation was. How's you're kitchen looking? Could it do with a painted refresh?
Mitchell
Beautiful transformation 😍 your guidance surely help me to makeover my old borring cabinet. Keep it up 👍
This project is certainly inspiring the community @Mamta1510. I'm glad to see it's caught your eye, and a huge welcome to the community to you as well.
We'll be looking forward to seeing some images of your project, so please hit the Share a project button when you're ready. Sing out if you need any assistance.
Mitchell
Thankyou Manu 😊
Hi @Aaina,
Wow, this DIY Kitchen transformation looks so amazing . I liked your idea and creativity, thanks for sharing this with us.
Chandra
Great work @Aaina. It’s unbelievable for the amount of money you have spent.
great work.looking forward to seeing your next work.
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