One issue is achieving the desired outcome. The quality of the finish should look like a piece of furniture, smooth to the touch, and durable.
The kitchen cabinets arrived at your house with a factory finish. Consequently, it just won’t look the same if you see brush marks or roller marks.
The kitchen cabinets came from the factory with a clear coat of lacquer for protection. Any latex or oil primer will bond initially but fail over time. The best choice is to use a shellac-based primer.
In short, there is more to having beautifully painted kitchen cabinets than just priming and using premium-grade paint.
In the picture left, the paint started to scratch after ten months. At Klappenberger & Son, we follow guaranteed best practices that eliminate these issues.