My kitchen remodel was the worst yet, everything in that kitchen was deep fried. I bought 5 of the leading cleaners and ran my own tests. Krud Kutter won over all of them, even mag wheel cleaner. Wash with same , use wood kabob sticks and rag to get nooks, final quick sand and you are ready for primer.
MJ M bleeding through = you didn't use a good enough primer and/or too thin of coats...multiple coats, two SHOULD be enough but depends on how well you do the job.
My kitchen remodel was the worst yet, everything in that kitchen was deep fried. I bought 5 of the leading cleaners and ran my own tests. Krud Kutter won over all of them, even mag wheel cleaner. Wash with same , use wood kabob sticks and rag to get nooks, final quick sand and you are ready for primer.
does this work good on oak cabinets as well?
The primer Is the key
Do you need to sand?
thank you i was struggling to remove grease from cabinets before i paint them
Where is part 2?
I think the primer is the most important
Wait you don't need to sand?
Did you have any bleeding through the paint?
MJ M bleeding through = you didn't use a good enough primer and/or too thin of coats...multiple coats, two SHOULD be enough but depends on how well you do the job.
What should I do if stains appear after painting?
I would try some Kilz to block any stains; then repaint
You're awesome!😁