Nuvo Titanium Infusion 1 Day Cabinet Makeover Kit

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Nuvo Titanium Infusion 1 Day Cabinet Makeover Kit

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Ideal for use on wood, laminate, primed or painted metal cabinets, kitchens and bathrooms.
Covers 100 square feet of cabinet surface (40 linear feet) - the typical size of most kitchen cabinets
Pairs well with Giani Countertop Paint Kits for complete kitchen or bath makeovers
Kit includes: Two 31 oz. Cans of Nuvo Cabinet Paint, 1 Roller Arm, 2 Roller Covers, 2" Angled Paint Brush
Durable finish, requires no additional topcoat or sealer
Minimal preparation required - no stripping, no priming, no need to remove cabinet doors

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By 'kit' they mean 'really expensive white paint' Not so much a 'kit' as it is a small quantity of really expensive white paint. The kit does not include a primer, a tray or sand paper (yes, you still need to sand). The rollers and brushes included are very low quality. In fact, you really want to use a foam 'Door and Cabinet' roller, not the nappy roller they supply (this leaves a texture finish which most people wouldn't want on their cabinets).Though the paint itself seems to be high quality, there is only half a gallon of paint included in the 'kit'. This isn't enough to cover dark cabinets. I ended up finishing with regular interior paint ($25/gallon).If you want to do it right: you're gonna need 300 grit sand paper (and a power sander plus some friends if you truly want it to be '1 day' Cabinet Makeover). Get all the grease and gloss off every surface you plan to paint - don't rush this step. Take the cabinet doors off (the kit tells you not to, that's ill-advised). Buy a medium to high quality brush and small foam rollers (they will actually say door and cabinet on them). You can buy this paint for $160/gallon or normal paint for about $25/gallon (and choose the exact color you want). I haven't noticed a difference between the two types of paint to be honest. They both chip anywhere that wasn't sanded properly. For a medium to large size kitchen, you're going to need more than the two quart size cans they give you. Your choice if you want to spend 160 or 25. It's going to take 3 coats to cover dark cabinets (lighter the coats, the less chance of peeling). Wait a day after the final coat before putting the hardware back on. Plan on it taking a weekend with help, a week if doing it on your own.For the record, the cabinets look great. 1Just Do It! I was a little uneasy about using this product when I started my cabinets. I have old builder grade cabinets and I was tempted to just replaced them. I actually have had the paint for over a month, and finally decided to take the plunge and start. I did my kitchen island last night. It took 3 coats. I was tempted to stop after the first coat because I wasn't sure I was going to like it. But I just kept going and I am really glad that I did. Three coats later and my kitchen island looks fantastic. The paint is easy to use. The directions are clear. I think the main thing to remember is to prep them correctly (I went by the directions), and don't become impatient :) . ( I did not use the rollers that came with the paint. I felt that they might leave pieces of roller in the paint. I went to the local store and got some really good foam rollers, which worked perfectly.) I can't wait to start on the rest of the cabinets. Although I'm going to have to order more paint, because these old cabinets are sucking up the paint like a sponge! 5Definitely not a "One day Makeover" An okay product and definitely not a "one day" makeover. If I could go back and do it over I'd take all the doors down and sand the crap out of them. My cabinets are old and grimy. I cleaned them and lightly sanded them but they are just not taking the paint as well as I'd like. So I'm going to have to take them down, sand them and start over.These pictures show the doors after sanding, cleaning, and 3 coats. No matter what I do, they keep doing this. 2One of the better products for this kind of job!! I flip houses. This is house #4 this year. The previous owners literally took a 4" cheap paint brush and threw on some old semi gloss house paint on the kitchen cabinets. Cheap looking and they didn't even bother to paint half of the back sides and worst of all, they painted over all the hardware. I have used a lot of cabinet refinishing products over the years to try to avoid the cost of having to replace the cabinet fronts which can be a lot more costly than advertised. The original base of these cabinets appeared to be beechwood. Really nice grain and if I had bothered to strip off some of the crappy job the previous guys did, I would have preferred to keep the wood, sand it down and restain. But I had already installed the new backsplash to match the dark grey granite tops. So I wanted to stick with the original white color for the cabinets as all the new appliances were stainless steel, which I hate but that's another story. When you're in resale like me, they demand stainless. Which means you need bright contrast colors in the kitchen especially with the dark granite countertops I inherited.I initially bought the Nuvo Kit in titanium plus white. Save your money and buy the paint by the quart. The DVD is useless if you know how to paint. The brush was low quality and the foam roller is useless as all it does it leaves bubbles in your project and ruins the finish. The sanding pad they included was in the garbage within one second of opening the kit box.As with all projects, it's ALL in the prep you do. The quality of this paint is very high. But its end result will only show if you do the proper prep work. Forget their promise of just paint over paint and away you go. I did this on one section of the crown molding at the top of the cabinets to see the finish. All the brush marks of the horrible first paint job came right through. I was pretty discouraged with this product at that point, but realized I didn't follow my usual protocol. It's all in the prep. So out came the paint stripper and I stripped all cabinets, frames and top molding down to the original wood. This is when I discovered the beautiful beech wood with a really nice grain. Too late, didn't match the new backsplash. So after stripping and sanding everything down to the original, I put on the first coat of Nuvo. This is not a thick paint. Not thin like Valspar, but not thick like Behr.. Just a nice fluid paint. You need to go MINIMUM two coats with this paint. This is not a large kitchen but I have an island bar so had to order a third quart just to keep the color match theme. Do your brush work first for the trim. This paint dries quick but not too quick so don't overwork the paint. MOST important, invest in the best roller and brush you can find. I went with a cloth 6" roller and the Wooster best quality trim angled brush from Home Depot. For the extra $5 investment, well worth it. The second coat of my project went on like glass. No brush marks, full coverage and after looking at the dried finish two hours later, I was very impressed.I am still working on the bottom cabinets as my sander decided to die on me.. But the top row of cabinets are done. It's been two weeks. I live in FL and it's summer and very humid. I kept the air at 73 throughout this project because of this. Now after testing the cleanability of the cabinets two weeks after curing and dry time, I was in awe at how easy they were to clean. Just like the expensive cabs we pay thousands for.Good product, easy to work with, easy to clean, good workability just don't overwork it. The important thing with this paint, do the prep work and use the best rollers and brushes you can find. DO NOT brush the larger areas of your cabinets. Use the brush only for the spots were a roller won't work. The roller is the best way to go with this product for a perfect finish.Also, I used the Titanium finish in White Semi Gloss. It is a true semi gloss finish. The white has a misty grey blue undertone which is normal for white. I noticed it was a cooler white than my ceiling molding which was finished in Behr semi gloss untinted ultra white. But in natural light and evening light very hard to notice unless you're looking for it. This was a plus for me as it caught the natural light from the granite tops and everything blended perfectly. For my next flip, yes, I would definitely use this product again if I run into the cabinet mess I did in this house. Great product, a little more expensive than your basic house paint, but stood up to the test of easy cleaning and offered a beautiful, quality looking finish. 5Good way to give an old tired kitchen some help. If you are looking for a quick, easy, inexpensive way to give your tired kitchen a face lift, this is the product for you! I am not a very physically fit person, but I was still able to do my entire kitchen by myself in two days. I cleaned each cabinet with plain Windex first. I used the brush that came with the kit. I also put it on very thick. I don't have a huge kitchen, but I do have 9 large, 4 small, and 6 drawers and I had about 1/3 of the second quart of paint left over. Even though I put on the first coat fairly thick, I still had to go ahead and put a second coat. But again, I still had a little left at the end. (I only give you this to help you plan your kitchen) I'm not sure what is in this paint, but after about one week of it drying it was almost like it bonded with the wood. It is going to be very durable. I don't have kids or a husband so there isn't anyone else to be hard on the cabinets. Now, if you were to gash the cabinets with a knife, etc the paint would probably chip. It's paint. But...if you take care of things, the makeover should last for many years before you need any touching up. :) I will definitely be using this product again. I just purchased a new house and I can't afford to remodel the kitchen yet. Maybe in 2-3 years, but for now I will be using this paint (except in the black) to give my new kitchen a facelift. 4Not exactly 1 Day... This paint is great! As others said, it really paints smooth even with brushes. I chose the Linzer A-2160S 3-Piece Pro Impact Solid Polyester Brush Set not knowing that the paint already comes with a brush of its own and a roller with 2 cartridges. I ended up using the brush that came with the Nuvo paint and it worked perfectly. I only used one of the Linzer brushes that was smaller for the tighter, smaller places to reach.I would have given it 5 stars but there were a couple issues. For one, please plan ahead about a week. It took me about 36 labor hours total to paint, reinstall new hardware, and prep/clean up. I had given most of the cabinets about 3 coats each since 2 coats still showed the wood color. I also had left the cabinets on but there was some pooling around the hinges that caused the paint to "lift" and crack when I took the doors down for hardware replacement.This paint will chip if not left to properly cure. That's why I said plan for a week. You do not want to scratch off any little speck of paint because touch ups will look rough if used as a spot treatment. I heard about using a protective sealant but after painting and taking apart my kitchen, I really didn't want to do the whole thing over with the sealant.I loved the color. Very clean milky white. This paint looks and feels like a high quality product and I will recommend it to anyone looking for a quick update to their cabinets or furniture. Make sure you check out the images I've added in the customer photos! 4This is a very good choice for your Kitchen Cabinet makeover. The finish is professional. This makeover took to weeks from start to finish. We did more than the instructions showed. Started with removing the door and drawers. The whitewash units were first sanded then primed. The roller was the most useful to make a smooth perfect finish. I ended up with three coats on the drawere to insure that the finish would be long lasting. My kitchen is absolutely beautiful, definitely worth all the additional steps. Expect a satin finish in a bright white. Even did the Kitchen Patio Door with great results matching the cabinets. 5Fabulous product! This is a great product. I have used the dark brown before, but this was my first time with the white. I like using a good quality brush instead of the roller. It took 3 coats to complete my kitchen. My kitchen is large with 51 total doors and drawers plus an island. I used two quarts (one box) for each coat. Between sanding, cleaning, taping, painting, adding new hardware and clean up, it took me about 80 hours. Remember when using this paint to never touch up. Apply another coat. Otherwise you will have brush marks. Also, be sure to brush the full length of the cabinet so there are no brush marks. This paint dries extremely fast which is great! My husband spilled chili all over my new white cabinets less than 24 hours after painting. He didn t tell me (bless his heart), and when I saw it 8 hours later - dried on - I was so worried it would stain. But it cleaned up great! Even having to scrub a little because it was dry. I don t recommend trying this, but if you have to, at least you know you can! 5Excellent product! As a professional painter it was so ... Excellent product! As a professional painter it was so easy to work with. Saved so much time not having to prime first then paint. It does require 2 coats! The kit comes complete with everything you need and there is more than a sufficient amount of paint included to do a nice size kitchen. The only drawback I found was the roller sleeve they give you. It creates bubbles when applying the paint! I would recommend using a 4 inch microfiber sleeve. The paint went on beautiful with it. Again excellent product and I highly recommend it ! 5Very satisfied with this product Very satisfied with this product, though we did modify the application process! We opted to remove the doors, as well as use a liquid sander/deglosser before painting. We ended up applying three coats of paint for our lower cabinets (in Nuvo Earl Gray), and four coats for our uppers - in addition to a top coat of polycrylic. Even with the extra coats, we only went through one quart of each paint color. We are thrilled with the quality of the final product, and will definitely use the remaining quarts for our next projects! 4

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