Johnstone's 431002 Cupboard Paint Shadow Slate 750 ml : Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

I moved back to my house that had been rented out for years. I thought seriously about ripping out the cupboards because the inside cabinets were horrible. The external doors were fine so I hesitated. This paint covered everything I was amazed. I did clean with sugar soap first but I did not expect the coverage would be great but it was. The cupboards look brand new. I did 2 coats because that was good enough if I had done 3 - which I may well do - it would be perfect. It also covered marks on the external cupboards perfectly even though the cream shade was not the same. It blends in well. Sometimes I just open a cupboard (when no one is looking) and just marvel at it.I also bought these little button things to cover up the rows of holes that look unsightly.

Fantastic! Was unsure at first but wow this is so much better than any cupboard paint I’ve had before , has brightened up my kitchen. You get so much out of one tin , well worth the money

I purchased this paint for my kitchen door renovation, despite it stating that no undercoat is required, I still used undercoat. To obtain a nice finish, I used two coats as this got an acceptable finish using a good quality brush.The tin does appear to be rather small, but it is as stated 750ml. the paint is quite thick but covers quite well, I will have to wait and see whether there will be enough for my 9 doors and 4 draws - but as its well priced, buying another tin will not be an issue.So far, I am pleased with the end result, I will have to wait and see how the durability is though.

The plastic covering on several of the kitchen cupboards had cracked and was peeling but, i didn't want to invest in a new kitchen. Decided to give this paint a try and I am very happy with it. I peeled off the old plastic and didn't do any other preparation just painted. Easy to apply, dries quickly and covers well. Not always the smoothest finish due to lack of preparation. Where there was a cut edge to the MDF several coats were needed. I also painted the trims and cupboard edges, being still plastic a couple of coats were needed for complete coverage. For less than £30 I have a smart looking kitchen that I am happy with.

Covers well and leaves a great finish. Pretty durable too so far. Tried a few cupboard paints over last few years and this is the best by miles. No primer needed and went straight on melamine. Leaving no textyre when used with a foam roller.