Valspar Cabinet and Furniture Paint Review (from Lowe's) - Watch BEFORE painting kitchen cabinets!
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- Full review and tutorial on Valspar Cabinet and Furniture paint. I used this paint on my camper cabinets. I have my honest opinions on this brand of paint and my tricks for using it to get a smooth finish on cabinets. Be sure to watch until the end, as I changed my mind throughout the painting process!
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I recently used this paint on a chest of drawers. I did not prime it. I cleaned it, sanded lightly, and used a foam roller and foam brushes to cut in. I applied two coats allowing it to dry ov5ernight, which wasn't really necessary. I had the paint for probably over a year and decided to go for it! It was mixed and purchased at a Lowe's. The color is a black, but not sure of the name. But, this paint went on beautifully. I had no issues of sags, drips, orange peel, craters or anything. I don't think I evem sanded between coats. If I did, it was a very light sanding with pads probably 400 grit. I applied 2 coats and no clear coat or sealer. It looks fabulous! I was actually surprised that it turned out so well. The paint is very forgiving, left no brush marks, etc. It goes on well and levels out really nice! I will be using it again to paint the matching dresser. But this time I'm gonna spray it with my new Waggoner sprayer. It will cut the process in half the time. I woukd recommend it for furniture. I dk about cabinets since I haven't tried that yet. But who knows? I love spraying!
Love the final results. Definitely will do thinner coats with foam. You sold me doing the comparison.
Super helpful! I'm about to paint my bathroom vanity and I will follow your tips for best results. That finish looks worth the extra diligence. Thanks so much for this video!
It really does give a nice finish. Others have said they didn't experience as much dripping, so I'm hopeful that's the case for you as well!
Great tips for cabinet painting!
Thank you so much for the video. Will definitely use primer before painting two coats of Valspar. Also will make sure Lowes shakes the can of paint, use a roller mostly and watch out for drips. So helpful. Thanks again.
Yes, I'd agree to both! I'm glad it was helpful. Best of luck on your project!
Thank you. This helped me a lot
Great to hear. Glad it was helpful
I used it on the cabinets in my sewing room. I didn’t prime after reading I didn’t need to. I had no dripping issues. It’s been 4, almost 5 years and they look as great as when I first painted them.
I'm using this right now, if I were to suggest anything while using it, you need to put it on in EXTREMELY thin layer, almost pretty much dry brushing. It will definitely take a minimum of 2 coats, but after the first thin coat, let her dry for 24 hours, sand out any brush marks, and do a second dry brushing. It will come out so smooth, it will look like you used a spray rig. I'm super happy with it!
Omg! We have that same camping trailer! Hahah
Thanks. Everything Ive read suggests spraying. Maybe not a good idea inside RV but Im planning on spraying 14 custom built poplar cabinets. Primered first.
I've seen the same, and I can see why. I honestly think it will give a really nice finish sprayed. I'm testing that out (along with all other alkyd paints) soon. I'd love to know how yours goes!
I sprayed this paint and it looked so heavy and ready to sag. I decided to go with it and anticipated dripping. I was surprised when it not only didn’t dry with drips, it smoothed out so nice.
Great to hear- thanks for sharing! I've heard some good results with spraying - I plan to try spraying it along with a ton of other alkyd paints soon because I can imagine it sprays really nicely!
Any more results to share on spraying. Did you thin it down, did you spray vertically or horizontally,did you sand between coats. Was it on wood or laminate, dod you need to prime/undercoat. Thanks
I used it on my bathroom vanity without sanding or priming the existing cabinets. It turned out beautifully. I love it and had no issues with dripping or anything. I’m surprised by your experience.
I actually got a new can recently that I plan on using. I'm wondering if I just had a bad can.
@@RefreshLiving It possible. Good luck with your project!
Don’t paint across the work, always up and down, flows out so much better. Less drips. 👍
Can you use it over oil based paint?
Wow! So did this paint require a primer or thin prime coat?
@@RefreshLiving I never had to prime over my wood. I just did 2 coats. I ended up finding this paint at Lowes for $9 for the gallon. Was a go back! I saved $59! I did my double sink vanity and saved myself so much money!
did you use semi gloss or satin?
As far as durability for a kitchen, do you think Valspar or BM Advance is better?
I actually just did a scratch test in my camper yesterday for another post I'm working on. I couldn't scratch either one off with my fingernail so both are really great. Valspar does dry to a "harder" finish. The best I can compare it to is that Valspar just dries more like oil based paint, which is more durable. Advance is still very durable though, just a slightly different finish. If you're spraying your cabinets, I think I would lean towards Valspar. But, I'm actually going to test 11 of the top cabinet paints side by side on doors to give a full review. Won't be published for another month though because I want them to full cure!
I did 2 coats on my bathroom vanity and love it. It says 2 coats.
@@RefreshLiving gray over oak
Did you sent it or put a primer on before .?
Did you just clean vanity first or did you sand it also
@@joelle524 cleaned it and used a primer and paint combo
What do you think about the durability?
It's held up very well so far (but it's only been one year). No chips, nicks or scratches.
Idk if it’s related or not. But I noticed this product says primer not recommended in the specifications. 🤷♂️ may have something to do with it
That's very interesting. I honestly didn't notice that. Although I can't even being to imagine how many coats it would need without that coat of primer! Thanks for sharing that info
This paint is designed to be applied in a minimum of two thin coats. Allow it to dry between coats. If painting high finished surfaces use a bonding primer. Sanding between coats will give an even smoother final finish. Also applying too much affects the paints ability to dry properly.
I went to Lowe's looking for a specific paint color... Guy convinced me that because it was a bedside table I should use this stuff. Huge mistake. I shouldn't have let him pressure me into a product I've never used 🙄. Oily wet marks and online says it "might" dry in a few months.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I was wondering if it was just a bad can of paint that I used, but clearly not. I actually bought another can just to test one more time. Going to try to spray it...
dripping because using too much paint on brush also it is better to use paint brush for corners and trim basically were u can’t use a roller
Yes, but this paint performed very differently than any other paint I've used. Even the smallest bit dripped and sagged tremendously. I had to try brushing in places I normally wouldn't to catch all the drips.
Humidity is a big factor
I’m sorry, but I use this all the time and it never ever does that for me. It’s not the paint, it’s the application method. I would 100% do it different.
I hate it … waste of paint
Junk paint. You get what you pay for. Should have sprayed
You putting it on too thick is absolutely the case. That's why it requires a minimum of two coats. You put it on way to thick and then overworked it buy continuing to brush it. Not to mention it's the wrong brush and foam rollers are recommended.
Spot on it was caked in paint and primer, and possibly the can was not shaken or mixed 😂