Paint Your Kitchen Aid at Jessica Goza blog

Paint Your Kitchen Aid. If needed, use an appliance primer to help the paint adhere better. Clean the surface of your mixer with the rubbing alcohol and a microfiber cloth to remove any oil, dirt, or stuck. Then allow the mixer to dry for 24 hours before moving to the next step. Next you want to make sure your mixer is completely cleaned of any grime and grease. Apply a thin coat and allow it to dry completely. Give your machine several light coats of paint, letting each coat dry completely each time. Wipe down all mixer surfaces with a clean rag to remove dirt and dust. Don’t hold the spray can too close to the machine or it could cause the paint to run, which would look really unprofessional. I let my mixer dry overnight and then sprayed on some polyurethane, sanding lightly between each coat. After the paint has dried completely, coat it several times with your protective finish. If needed, sand lightly in between coats to ensure a smooth finish. Finally, coat the entire kitchenaid mixer with a clear coat to seal. Place all removed pieces on your plastic sheet.

Wipe down all mixer surfaces with a clean rag to remove dirt and dust. Give your machine several light coats of paint, letting each coat dry completely each time. Finally, coat the entire kitchenaid mixer with a clear coat to seal. If needed, use an appliance primer to help the paint adhere better. Apply a thin coat and allow it to dry completely. Then allow the mixer to dry for 24 hours before moving to the next step. Next you want to make sure your mixer is completely cleaned of any grime and grease. Don’t hold the spray can too close to the machine or it could cause the paint to run, which would look really unprofessional. I let my mixer dry overnight and then sprayed on some polyurethane, sanding lightly between each coat. Place all removed pieces on your plastic sheet.

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Paint Your Kitchen Aid Next you want to make sure your mixer is completely cleaned of any grime and grease. I let my mixer dry overnight and then sprayed on some polyurethane, sanding lightly between each coat. If needed, sand lightly in between coats to ensure a smooth finish. Don’t hold the spray can too close to the machine or it could cause the paint to run, which would look really unprofessional. If needed, use an appliance primer to help the paint adhere better. Place all removed pieces on your plastic sheet. Wipe down all mixer surfaces with a clean rag to remove dirt and dust. Finally, coat the entire kitchenaid mixer with a clear coat to seal. Then allow the mixer to dry for 24 hours before moving to the next step. Give your machine several light coats of paint, letting each coat dry completely each time. Next you want to make sure your mixer is completely cleaned of any grime and grease. After the paint has dried completely, coat it several times with your protective finish. Clean the surface of your mixer with the rubbing alcohol and a microfiber cloth to remove any oil, dirt, or stuck. Apply a thin coat and allow it to dry completely.