Rust-OleumBlue Kitchen Cupboard Watercolour Paint in Matt Finish - Evening Blue 750ml

The colour is stunning and as you can see we started with a white kitchen - the upper units have had 2/3 coats the lower ones only 1 so far - as you can see it’s a bit off putting with just first coat but 2nd coat onwards it really looks great - fast drying too and little smell

Goes on well nice and easy to use I was a bit disappointed with the colour, I thought it would be more a navy but its slightly lighter than that more a green blue ,I finished using it as a undercoat...

Just bought a new house & had looked into getting a new kitchen for moving in but after being told it would be next year before we could get a fitter decided to try spruce it up myself. I LOVE IT NOW!! Although the pain said there’s no need for primer I used it anyway because with all the work I was putting in already why not just to be sure? Each drawer & cupboard needed about 4/5 coats of paint so I used 3 tins in total? But it was definitely worth it!

Rust oleum serenity. A beautiful subtle green with a sort of grey hint, the photos don't do it justice.Doing up 30 year old kitchen. Washed with sugar soap and rubbed down with fine sandpaper. Read the instructions, this stuff takes 7 days to cure so don't wash or wipe down too harshly before it's cured. Applied 2 thin coats, 3 for cupboard door under sink. Applied with a paint brush, 4 hours between coats.Extremely easy to apply in thin coats. This stuff goes a long way, done 15 doors/drawers (fronts only!) and still got half a tin left. Brushes wash easily in cold water.Now it's cured it's practically indestructible. Did a test, smeared with olive oil and butter, wiped with warm water and washing up liquid and didn't leave a mark. Thought, what the hell, and wiped down with bleach, it hasn't affected it at all. The before and after, yes they really are the same cupboard doors.I rubbed down the handles and sprayed them with rust oleum general purpose metallic spray paint in oil rubbed bronze.I haven't given a score for durability etc as it hasn't been done very long. Will update in a few months if any issues.Very pleased so far.

There wasn’t many reviews of this actual colour with photos so took a chance getting it. You definitely need at least 3 coats to get even coverage. Don’t be disheartened by the first coat - it looks awful but after another couple of coats it’s brilliant. Apply thin, even layers to prevent drips and allow 1 hour between coats. Apply each coat in same direction to prevent unevenness and texture. Pictures show before, 1, 2, 3 and 4 coats (some cupboards look different in natural light vs artificial light). Make sure to properly clean and dry the surface of the cupboard before painting and give it a light sanding. I painted on laminate kitchen cupboards. Mum is very happy with my work - she said it’s like having a new kitchen! Would recommend

bought 2 tins and in all it covered 20 kitchen doors 3 units and my dresser (3 coats.) I used a brush on the first coat to limit paint useage then a paint pad for the rest. dries very quickly and is super durable after a few days to cure.

So glad I chose this paint to revamp my kitchen units, the coverage is outstanding, only used 1 tin giving 2 coats each on the whole of the kitchen!! No need to sand or use primer, I just washed all my units down with soapy water and wiped down again with just warm water to make sure they were clean before we started! I chose Grape Soda and absolutely love the result!Would 100% recommend and give it 5*

I had needed 2 coats but happy with results. I recommend to purchase tester before buying a can