Cabinet Makeover Course? The Idaho Painters cabinet course Chapter 1.

The Cabinet Painting Course By The Idaho Painter: See description below about course.
Unlock the potential of cabinet painting with this comprehensive course, designed to help you master an in-demand, high-paying skill.
Learn every step of the process, from marketing your services and crafting winning bids to proper prep and delivering flawless finishes. Give your clients the stunning transformations they’re looking for, while saving them the cost of full cabinet replacements.
With the right techniques, you’ll become a sought-after expert, generating rave reviews and consistent word-of-mouth referrals.
FAQ
How is this course different from the Paint Life TH-cam content?
This course provides a complete, structured guide to the entire cabinet painting process, all in one place. It includes exclusive videos, chapter summaries, and quizzes you won’t find on the TH-cam channel, providing in-depth information in an easy-to-digest format.
Where is the course located?
The course is accessible on the Paint Life website. After purchase, you’ll receive an email with a link to activate your account. Once enrolled, you’ll have 180 days (about 6 months) to complete the course at your own pace.
Do I need prior painting experience to take this course?
This course is designed for both beginners and seasoned pros. If it’s your first time using a sprayer, it’s recommended to practice on scrap wood or a spare cabinet door to get comfortable with it. Plus, a painted sample door is a great asset for bidding, showing clients what they can expect.
How long does it take to complete the course?
The course is self-paced and must be completed within 180 days of enrollment. It includes 8 chapters, 51 video lessons (totaling just under 6 hours), 9 quizzes, 8 chapter summaries, and a final exam. The total time commitment varies depending on your pace through the material.

[@Idahopainter]

To see the next video in the series, subcribe to Paint Life TV and push the notification bell.

[@amazingfinishestechniques3476]

Beautiful content champion!

[@neneali1795]

Thanks 👍👍

[@trevorrisley5419]

Our fearless leader sharing endless amounts of free expertise!

[@RWWallpaper]

Absolutely love your videos… I’ve been painting for over 30 years but I’m just starting to get into spraying and the information I’ve gotten by watching how you do things has been extremely valuable. Please keep them coming!

[@mikkey_armeni2017]

Cabinets not website……

[@kaylee1468]

Thank you!!!!!!

[@cordelltaylor8943]

I got a question for ya

[@visualtechniher9756]

Nice werk boss

[@Idahopainter]

Thank you.

[@devinparry1152]

Video is mislabeled.

[@roberteckert9699]

I think your video is mislabeled……it is labeled “Painting Cabinets Course, Part 1………

[@billbodin6296]

I shouldn’t have to subscribe to see the next video. And your title is misleading.

[@jonathanhowe42]

Yeah, I'm a bit confused on this one...

[@eloyalvarado8268]

👍👍👍

[@Avital4414]

As a consumer, I think a web site is a waste of time and money. Focus on Instagram TH-cam Facebook etc. if you have to, create a simple Facebook page. It’s not a difference maker.

[@ChannelEleven59]

@@killa-ma-jig7281 i agree. Plus websites are cheap, easy, and cant hurt. On that website you can obviously have link to FB and IG.

[@Wishiwasadrummer]

As someone in the digital industry more homeowners refer to websites than social media. Why would you not market yourself to the larger group??

[@ShainAndrews]

LOL.... At any point any of your "social media" platforms can be gone... or you can be removed from them. Own your digital footprint.
Personally who do I spend with first? The dope that has a bookface page or the pro that has a domain? Who is more vested in themselves and by extension me?

[@Avital4414]

@@ShainAndrews that’s antiquated thinking.

[@ShainAndrews]

@@Avital4414 Damn right it is. It's called adult thinking. Own your domain or be subject to the whims of the internet. I wonder which of us has owned a business longer...