INSL-XPRODUCTS CC4510092-01 Gallon Satin White Cab Enamel

This cabinet paint was great. Looks very professional. But just a heads up this is NOT a weekend project. Took me almost 3 weekends. The cabinets need at least 3 coats. And if you don't sand enough the paint easily scratches off. As others have stated, a little goes a long way. I purchased 2 gallons and still have most of the second left.Make sure you use the highest quality brush and a small foam roller made specifically for cabinets. These can be found at Lowes or Home Depot. You should also know that the tin is super cheap. The handle came off as I was moving it from the garage to the kitchen and paint poured everywhere. Good thing Goo Gone works like magic and cleaned it all up without a trace.

If I could give a higher rating I sure would! Did a ton of research and read every review on this paint before purchasing. I took time to prep the cabinets completely. They had been previously painted with an oil based paint and were in nice condition, we just wanted them to be white.I had bought a sprayer to use on 62 cabinet doors/drawers in a kitchen but after trying this paint on a bathroom vanity using just a dense foam roller and brush on the corners I was extremely impressed with the outcome and returned the sprayer.This paint has terrific self leveling qualities and truly gives a factory finish look. If you take time to prep the job well you will be thrilled with the finished product!2 thin coats completely covered this kitchen. 43 cabinets doors and the cabinet face were done with 1 gallon in white. We also bought a quart and had it tinted in the same gray color that was on the walls to use for the base cabinets. One quart did 15 drawer fronts, 4 cabinet doors and the cabinet face with a little left for future touch ups if needed.Countertop is up next to replace however, a very inexpensive (although time consuming) project to update cabinets with paint and new hardware.

Incredible product. Took five very thin coats, but when applied with a foam roller (the kind for smooth surfaces) I actually used very little product. A gallon was more than enough to cover both sides of my uppers in a flawless, hard white finish; I'm hoping I can get it tinted to do the bottoms as I'd planned.Covers beautifully. Wouldd recommend.Only complaint is that my can arrived dented and leaking.

We used INSL-X to coat our kitchen cabinets are pretty happy with the result. It seems to be a very durable product after it has fully cured (I think a week). One thing though is be sure to do thin coats. The self-leveling properties make it look great but can make it try to run if you put it on very thick at all. We ended up doing 5 very thin coats. The result looks very good.

This paint looks great, and only needed two coats on top of a single coat of  KILZ Adhesion High-Bonding Interior Latex Primer/Sealer, White, 1 gallon  to cover our wood kitchen cabinets. It says on the label not to thin for spray guns, but I added a tiny bit of water for my 2.0mm spray gun, and it worked just fine.

Great product. Goes on easily. I used a foam brush, a foam roller, a low nap roller and a good quality paint brush and all 4 put the paint on nicely and nothing left brush marks. The paint levels out beautifully. I would definitely use again. Used on my kitchen cabinets and trim. Well worth the price. I have used chalk paint and other cabinet paints in the past. I will use this again, for sure.

I used this in my cabinets and like many other reviews it takes a few coats. I used 2 coats of primer and I sill had to use 3 coats of this. It it does even out fairly nice.

I love this stuff. I painted a king bed frame, 2 night stands, a dresser, and my kitchen cabinets. Used just shy of 2 gallons for everything! This paint goes a long way. Sprayed most of it with the Wagner Control Spray Double Duty Paint Sprayer thinned with distilled water. The finish looks factory. It takes about 5 days to fully cure but is hard as a rock after that.