Is the cabinet paintable?
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It has a very fine almost plastic/laminate like finish. It would be best to ask at your local paint store which product will work best. My recommendation would be to rough the finish up with a fine sandpaper, clean the dust off, then use a good primer before painting it. I have tried painting similar products with an all in one primer/paint and had really poor results (weak adhesion), hence the separate primer suggestion.
1632167
...i suppose it would be, although i can't say we considered it...probably the Krylon paint would work?...sorry i'm not more help...but we needed white...
2103679
I am not sure if it can be painted, but we have a elongated one. Enjoy it is the greatest after a while you forget it is there.
427543
Both ends (cabinet spaces) are covered in black, and the center piece is unfinished. I'm sure you could stain it any color you desire. Hope this helps you.
640894
Painting is possible. It has a shine to it so may need sanding. Staining would seem tough with the finish. I thought about the same thing but it does look nice as is.
1852694
I don't see why it couldn't be painted.....but, it is fairly nice as is....white with a tan trim....John Bonney
1219483
I'm sure that it can be painted with the proper prep. We ended up returning ours do to change in design plans.
354328
The paint is really thick. You could test it to see if it works, but I wouldn't recommend thinning it out. The thickness helps cover any flaws on cabinets.
1473703
Hello, yes this is probably paintable. I never painted it because I have a black car and its black. The item is a great fit and match to my 04 Nissan Altima.
1549910
This cover is paintable. I painted it to with my wall color when I painted my living room. It looks awesome, actually, it's not noticable at all. Mission accomplished!
2249855
It could be repainted the front of the drawers are solid wood, the rest of cabinet is very heavy wood veneer. Not to sure about refinishing. It has been a useful piece of furniture.
193134
Sorry I cannot give a definitive answer since I haven't tried to paint it. It is lighter than the picture shows, however, it is an attractive piece. As we know, for perfection and having it exactly was we want, you have to pay. Price is right for this one. I also don't know much about paints. I believe it is doable but would have to gently take the top finish off. It may take a little effort but again cannot make any guarantees. Hope that was somewhat helpful.
141324
Absolutely--I painted my to match my cabinets. First, sand lightly to dull the surface, then paint with two coats. Turned out great. I did the painting before I did assembly.
1944093
Yes, it's wood. Yes, it's paintable, however, make sure you have plenty of room between cabinets/appliances. Mine is useless because I thought 3" would be enough space. Selling it for cheap at my neighborhood garage sale. Good luck!
1802829
I don't know about painted cabinets, I would think you could sand and then use it. But I would contact General Purposes, they have an excellent customer service department.
522832
I don't see why not. I would think it could be painted but be careful with the doors, they are flimsy. I finally nailed them back in place.
696182
I haven't tried it myself, but I don't see why you couldn't re-paint the vanity if you sand it down well and use proper products/equipment. The vanity doesn't have a lacquer finish like laminate cabinets do; it's wood. I've been very happy with the quality of the vanity for the price. You will need to calk around the shelf area where the legs attach every couple of years because the you get a little surface crack but it's nothing major and you really can't beat this vanity for the price.
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It is paintable, but takes a considerable amount of work and patience. There is a plastic frame with a metal grill that has a cloth backing. First you remove the faceplate from the speaker (it's magnetically attached). Flipping the faceplate over you can see the metal tangs protruding thru the plastic grill, and bent over to hold it in place. Straighten the metal tangs and the metal can be pushed out, you will the be able to remove the cloth. I used a paint roller to paint the metal on both sides, and had my air nossle hooked up to an air compressor to blow out any clogged holes as I went along. Spray paint is best, but colors are slim. It took be a good 2 hours from start, dissassenbly, paint, wait between coats, let it dry, and the assembly. The result blends in nicely with the wall, and is worth the trouble in my opinion.