Start by removing the existing doors, front panel, and all hardware. I gave my existing doors a new Shaker look, which you can read more on how to do that over at A Shade of Teal. Otherwise, prep the space by using Kraft paper or plastic to tape everything off. Prep work is the most important part when using your Wagner FLEXiO 3000 Sprayer inside.

Next, prep the cabinet base and doors by lightly sanding, patching any blemishes with wood filler, or re-caulk the seams along the wall. I didn't bother patching my cabinet hinge holes since I'll be using the same hardware.

Prep your Wagner Flexio 3000 Sprayer with paint primer. For cabinets you'll want to use the Detail Finish Nozzle since it gives off a fine spray, plus the over-spray is very minimal. Once prepped, give the cabinet base a coat of primer and allow to dry.

For the cabinet doors and front panel I set up a separate area in my garage to spray them.

Once the primer dries, use the Detail Finish Nozzle again and give both the cabinet base and doors 2-3 coats of semi-gloss paint. Make sure to give a light sanding in-between coats followed with a wipe down.

Once everything is painted and dry reassemble the cabinet. I also added new cabinet knobs and instead of buying new hinges, I painted them in the same color as my cabinets. The end result has made a huge impact on my bathroom.

Besides updating the doors, painting my cabinets only took an afternoon to complete using the Wagner FLEXiO 3000 Sprayer. My cabinets look brand new, and I love how the Detail Finish Nozzle gives any D.I.Y.'er the professional look.

This sponsored post was created by A Shade of Teal. To see the full tutorial on how I updated my bathroom Cabinets head over to A Shade of Teal.