How Do You Remove Paint & Stain From Kitchen Cabinets?
Your kitchen cabinets are an essential piece of decor. Over time, water, grease, and grime will muddy their appearance and your kitchen cabinets will need to be refinished. The first step in returning your kitchen cabinets to their former glory involves remove the old paint and stain. Doing this will require some time and effort, but you’ll be rewarded with beautiful kitchen cabinets. Remove all the hardware from the kitchen cabinets with the screwdriver. Remove all hinges, knobs, drawers and doors. Brush a thick coat of chemical stripper onto the kitchen cabinets. Allow the stripper to sit until the old paint and stain begins to peel. Remove the old paint and stain from the surface of the kitchen cabinets with the putty knife. Scrape the surface of the cabinets with the putty knife with the grain. Scrub stubborn areas of paint or stain with medium-grade steel wool to remove them from the surface of the kitchen cabinets. Sand the surface of the cabinets with the 220-grit sandpaper. Wor
