Rust-Oleum 372007 Transformations Basics Cabinet & Trim Paint, Quart, Pure White, 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Rust-Oleum 372007 Transformations Basics Cabinet & Trim Paint is a popular choice among DIYers and homeowners. It is a water-based paint specifically designed for cabinets and trim, and the Pure White color is a classic and versatile option.This paint is known for its ease of use, durability, and excellent adhesion to a variety of surfaces, including wood, metal, and laminate. It is also formulated to resist yellowing and fading, ensuring that your cabinets and trim stay fresh and new for a long time.Some of the main benefits of this paint include:• Easy to apply with a brush, roller, or spray• Dries quickly, typically within 30 minutes to an hour• Low odor and VOC (volatile organic compound)• Water-based, easy to clean with soap and water• Suitable for interior use onlyIf you are planning to use this paint for a project, be sure to follow the instructions carefully, such as preparing the surface properly, applying thin coats, and allowing sufficient drying time between coats.Have you used this paint before, or is this your first time working with it? Do you have any specific questions about the application process or expected results?

This worked amazingly well on my cabinets. A light sanding and a quick scrub with dish soap and water before using this paint and it has lasted so well! Painted my cabinets 5 years ago and they still look great. Got more to paint other cabinets and even the time in different rooms because I loved it so much! Nice and soft white with a crisp look.

If you are looking for black black, this is not it. If I need to name this color, it would be charcoal black (It have a gray undertone). However, I gave it 5 stars because the color look better than black on my cabinet. It look more modern, which I was trying to do. When I tried to fix my black door, it did not look very good because of the color, it was not black enough. So, if you are buying this to patch a black something, it may not work for you.

The media could not be loaded. My kitchen needed a little upgrade and this cabinet paint did a great job. This small can went a long way. It covered all my top cupboards with only half the can. Dries quickly and is a great value for the price. I use a small roller to apply. No dripping just a smooth finish.

I wanted to LOVE this stuff. And don’t get me wrong, I like it and I don’t regret it, it was definitely WAY cheaper than getting new cabinets. It made my space look brand new, it’s easy to wipe off if something splashes/drips onto it, it was super easy to work with, easy to clean up.It’s just not very durable. It’s pretty easy to scratch. Maybe I needed more coats? Or more dry time?Anyway, it’s worth it, maybe let it dry longer than a day before you put it back into use. Maybe do a better job prepping the surface than I did (confession, I just wiped them off with Clorox wipes, didn’t sand them), follow directions, and you’ll be good to go

This particular paint in white is horrible. I won’t speak for other colors because they could be much better. However the white is essentially useless. We were attempting to use it to paint our solid wood hand railings. We weren’t using this white paint to paint over a solid black wall, or anything crazy. Just bare wood. All the wood was properly prepped in advance, but it didn’t matter. Long story short after 3 coats on our test section we were certain that we’d need to use a different paint, as you could still clearly see right through it. However, I decided to keep applying coats on a small section just to see how many it would take to fully cover the wood. I gave up after the 5th coat of paint, and while after 5 coats it could have probably passed a quick glance, if you look closely you can still see areas with the wood showing through.We ended up buying a different brand of paint, which was able to do the trick for all of the railings in the house in only two coats.

I loved how easy the product was to apply with either a brush or foam roller. Good coverage but suggest two coats for sure. I did the bathroom cabinets originals from 1962 and brought them into YR 2025. They were built into the walls so without much effort I could keep them and simply refresh them. I would not be inclined to try this on all of my kitchen cabinets...not confident it would work out well.

I used this to paint some cabinets. The color is accurate. It seems to adhere very well to the surface. I put a clear coat on top and it looks great after six months.