How to Paint Bathroom Cabinets

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Reviving a tired vanity with fresh paint will transform the look of your whole bathroom. This step-by-step tutorial will help you get started today.

Whether your bathroom vanity has gone dingy with heavy use and exposure to moisture, or it’s just looking dated, painting your bathroom storage is an easy way to refresh it. Yes, you can successfully paint both solid wood or engineered wood, no matter whether the bathroom cabinets are unfinished, sealed, or previously painted. Careful surface preparation, meticulous technique, and the right products are key to professional-quality results. Get started with our thorough guide on how to paint bathroom cabinets; you’ll find all the tools you need to give that vanity a beautiful and durable new look.

Project Overview

Working Time: 9 hours
Total Time: 24 hours
Skill Level: Intermediate
Estimated Cost: $200

Before You Begin

Painting your bathroom vanity is not a difficult project, nor one that requires a lot of physical strength or skills with tools, but there are lots of things DIYers must do and think through before they pick up a paint brush. Determining the kind of primer and paint to use is one concern. What’s more important to think about is how you’ll protect yourself as you tackle this project. Bathrooms are typically fairly small spaces, and fumes from paint, primer, and trisodium phosphate can become bothersome quickly if the room is not well ventilated. Always be sure to run the exhaust fan and open windows while you’re painting in the bathroom. We also recommend protecting your body by wearing protective goggles, clothing that covers your skin, and a respirator.