Painting cabinets in an RV doesn't have to be difficult! Here's how to do it.

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Step 1 - Do the prep work...remove hardware, drawers, doors, and outlet covers.

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Step 2 - Properly sand all surfaces. You might be tempted to skip this step, but don't!

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Step 3 - Wash the cabinets to remove dust and tape any surfaces that need protected.

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Step 4 - Prime your cabinets. I recommend one coat of Kilz oil-based primer

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Step 5 - It's finally time to paint! I add 2-3 coats of paint depending on the color I'm using.

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Painting cabinets in an RV doesn't have to be difficult! Here's how to do it.

How to Paint Cabinets in an RV

Step 1 - Do the prep work...remove hardware, drawers, doors, and outlet covers.

Step 2 - Properly sand all surfaces. You might be tempted to skip this step, but don't!

Step 3 - Wash the cabinets to remove dust and tape any surfaces that need protected.

Step 4 - Prime your cabinets. I recommend one coat of Kilz oil-based primer

Step 5 - It's finally time to paint! I add 2-3 coats of paint depending on the color I'm using.

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