Paint and primer in one? Not always!

When repainting a wall with many repairs and lots of angular light, consider using a primer.

When you have a wall with a sheen to it (non flat) using a primer ensures a uniform finish.  I like to use a primer with some thickness to it that will build texture to the repaired areas as well.
Glidden Gripper was used here in this bathroom for adhesion and top coat performance.

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Kitchen Cabinet repaint

As part of a house flip over near Tiny Town road in Clarksville,  I repainted these old oak cabinets to a beautiful white finish.  We replaced the hardware as well.  The basics steps were:

• Remove doors and hardware.
• Number each door and hinges if reusing.
• Scrub the doors with a degreaser and deglosser.
• Sand lightly clean again. 
• Oil base primer

Two topcoats of cabinet coat.

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