20 Best Dunn Edwards White Paint For Kitchen Cabinets (2023 Updated)

We decided to try Lick to redecorate the whole of our 2 bed flat (roughly 900 sq ft). We bought 8 cans of paint in total which mostly did the trick. We needed 2 coats of paint everywhere. Things we loved: -The samples.

So simple. Perfect match. Easily peeled on and off the wall and moved around the house. -The selection. A million paint samples is overwhelming, Lick has already curated a perfect blend of stunning trendy colours for you, so you don’t have to spend days choosing the perfect white, they’ve done that for you.

-Branding. Sexy right? Super cute and very appealing to the eye. Things we didn’t like: – Price. I mean come on, 8 cans wound up costing us £304. All in all the paint is nice, rolls on well and gets good coverage but is not some magical mixture that makes it twice as valuable as most other market paints.

– We weren’t sure how much we needed so wound up having to order 2/3 times, which made the wait to get paint quite frustrating. We also had some delays on our order so we wound up waiting 5 days to receive our second order when we were in the middle of the painting.

The flat was left a tip of course as we couldn’t put everything away until the job was done. – The tin itself, is cute. Lovely little handle. But the spout it worse than your average paint tin. Honestly, this didn’t bug us tremendously, but other reviews commented on how great the spout was, so thought it was worth highlighting.

All in all, we wouldn’t use Lick again unless we were doing a very small job i. e painting a set of drawers etc. It’s far easier and more economical for larger jobs, to pop down to your local paint shop to get what you need.

We were super excited to try the Lick product as I love your colours and everyone has been raving about how easy and well it applies. We found this wasn’t the case. First layer was very patchy. It took 3 layers to create a unified build up and admittedly the finished application looks great and has a beautiful matt quality but we found ourselves feeling lucky that it was only a small room we were painting and that we were only painting to a certain height.

I am extremely happy with the colour and cannot wait to get the room dressed as i know it is going to look spectacular and has really changed the entire feel of my basement guestroom / home office. We are just slightly underwhelmed with the actual painting experience after hearing so much hype.

I have been using Sherwin Williams as long as I can remember. My dad painted houses in the summers when off from teaching and I often tagged along an helped. I remember him always stressing the importance of buying good paint and how much easier it is to apply and how it will last.

When I 1st married 30+ yrs ago, my husband bought me paint and it was not Sherwin Williams. When helping him paint, I could tell the difference! When I have bought paint over the years I have always bought Sherwin Williams.

He is not one to usually do the painting, but when we redid a kids room into an office, he picked up a brush and roller and helped with the walls, ceiling and doors. He was sold! He could not believe how easily it applied and vented his frustration for having used poor quality paint previously when he repainted the 6 panel doors in our house! He knows why I have insisted on the best paint around now and I know he will never question where I get my paint again!.

We bought this paint yesterday when we weren’t able to find Zinsser ceiling paint that we needed to finish a project. The portions of our ceiling that we painted with Zinsser hid stains and coated drywall beautifully in a single coat.

Places where we used HGTV Sherwin Williams ceiling paint did not cover in two coats, even though it guaranteed one coat coverage and did not recommend primer use. You can clearly see joint compound seams and other sections of ceiling are brown and look unpainted despite the two coats we applied.

We are going to be looking for a new replacement for the Zinsser product that is not currently available.

We bought a new built home and the builder and crew did a horrible job on the ceilings! I never imagined myself painting it by hand. Our living room is also the entryway too and it was the worst spray area.

I couldn’t live with it. I went and bought your excellent ceiling paint and decided I would conquer all the ceilings on the main floor. I was truly amazed by the great coverage and ease of painting with your product! My husband was also shocked by my finished product.

I wouldn’t use anything else and I have recommend it often and not just the ceiling paint to friends, family and even people in the store.

I decided to refurbish a 7 foot wooden vanity rather than spend $1200 on a new one. Added some center drawers and painted with GF paint that I saw on an internet blog, GF has a very informative website.

Usual prep work recommended, clean and degloss. Seems to have good adhesion. PROS: Goes on smooth, it was too cold to spray so I used a foam roller and brush. Took 2 coats. Can be thinned with distilled water.

Goes a long way, this vanity took a little more than 1/2 of a pint however I did not paint the inside completely, only the doors. Dries quickly. Soap and water clean-up. Seems to have a durable finish but time will tell.

Nice flat finish hides imperfections and could be distressed for farmhouse look. CONS: Price $$$, limited colors available, (GF does have a mixing palate on their website to give you more options), chemical exposure warnings, Instructions say to sand between coats ( I did not).

Not sure how it will store long term.

O my goodness! What a wonderful product. Such a beautiful color! I used this Patina Green on a wall with copper to make the wall look like fabric or wallpaper. Success. it is stunning, and the compliments keep coming in! There are so few “greens” that really look like copper patina but this one is a winner.

This color will be used again in my home as copper seems to be the theme. I believe there is a blue that you have that will be my next purchase.

Once you try milk paint, you will never want to go back. The white takes multiple coats to get a solid white finish when you paint dark cabinets but the outcome is worth the work. A little bit goes a long way.

You just add a little water if you want to thin the consistency. It spreads on like sour cream. It was fun to work with. It gets absorbed and dries quickly with zero brushstrokes. This stuff is truly great.

Doing my lower cabinets in China Blue. Did my exterior door in lamp black with a brass kick plate. Cleans up with water. I will never stop buying this stuff. If you are worried about the price. remember you get hat you pay for.

When you are painting something as important and visible as your kitchen cabinets, you have to look for the best. I am more than pleased.

Last year, I was involved in a fire and my children and I were forced to move back into my childhood home. We were so grateful to God, we had someplace else, to go. We have two bedrooms, upstairs and two bonus rooms on each side.

The rooms were so “blah” and it left me with a cruddy and depressed feeling. I saw the different colors Sherwin Williams had to offer and went crazy! The bedroom I was staying in was white and the walls looked old and worn but a fresh splash of paint turned it around completely.

Now my kids have the beautifully-colored rooms while I moved downstairs and could use a fresh layer of paint on the walls. It’s so dark and depressing and I just had a baby and let’s just say it’s not very pleasant to look at.

This house is over 30 years old, I first moved in when I was 5, I’m now 34 so we have A LOT of things to be updated. It’s amazing what the perfect shade of paint can do for your mood! Especially since will be pursuing another work from him nursing job, like I previously had.

Our kitchen and bathrooms all have 30+ year old wall paper. :(.

We had our house built 2 years ago, we only painted the main living room/kitchen area with a different type of HGTVSherwin Williams paint. That paint held up so good that we made sure to stick with that brand! So now we are finally getting to paint the rest of the house.

We’re turned our boring dungeon into Sunshine by using Honeycomb & Peppery (if you feel inspired by these colors). Since it’s an entry room to the house we wanted it to feel larger and this did exactly that.

We have dogs, so the bottom section of the walls would have needed primer with most other paints. We only needed two coats of color and we were done! Overall great product, and will definitely be using it again for future projects! Can’t wait to use the other colors we got to paint the rest of the house!.

I recently went to the Sherwin Williams Store in Boone North Carolina and could not have been more pleased. My sister who is a retired professional house painter told me that the color options and quality of paint for this particular brand was outstanding.

She assured me that the many customers in gated communities she worked for definitely preferred the Infinity product to decrease the time between painting and mold problems. She also noted that the color did last longer.

I am so excited for such a trusted testimonial. The color selection is amazing. The palate I have to choose form is wonderful. The staff also encouraged the selections that I made. I am just waiting for the weather to break.

I will get my Hardy LP siding and a beautiful sage color that will compliment the mountain environment I live in. !!.

Stay away from this paint. Save your time, money, and energy and get a different brand. I’ve always used other brands for my painting needs and wish I never gave Sherwin-Williams a chance. I decided to try it for this painting project and purchased this paint in Snowbound.

I primed first, over a light neutral cream color, thinking coverage was going to be great and easy with it. After all, this paint advertises “Thoroughly and easily hides previous colors”. Complete opposite.

This paint is practically translucent. It took 3 gallons, with 2 coats and still could use a 3rd coat, to cover less than 400 square feet. According to Lowes, 1 gallon should cover 400 square feet… So disappointing and such a waste of money.

To complete the rest of my project I’m moving onto a different brand that’s actually going to provide coverage. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PAINT! Would never recommend this to anyone, ever.

My wife and I have purchased a home and we are constantly in renovating mode. I wanted to update the kitchen and entryway but wasn’t looking to spend a ton of money. We decided a nice, clean coat of paint would be perfect.

I went to Lowe’s and purchased Ovation Plus Ultra White by Sherwin Williams. I only purchased one gallon thinking that would be enough for the two projects we had in mind. I was planning on painting the spaces in between our wood stairs and refresh paint around our windows in the kitchen.

After doing the stairs, I did realize I should have gotten another gallon. We do have two flights of stairs and I ended up doing two coats. When the first coat dried, I felt it covered but I could see a few spots so I went for the second coat.

Sherwin Williams paint always seems to be ‘user-friendly’ and glides on smoothly while applying. I also notice less streaking and a more even coverage than with other brands. I was able to pick up one more gallon and finish the windows and trim around the entryway.

Those were already white and just needed a refresh. The one coat was all it needed and when the paint dried the color looked wonderful. My family has many projects to come and it is nice to know we have a paint to rely on.

A note to other buyers: I would plan on two coats if you are covering a previous color. It is very convenient that the primer is already included but when I was finished I felt to completely cover I needed that second coat.

This is a durable paint and I know it will last.

Thought unfinished wood would be perfect for this paint. Got the satin so I wouldn’t have to wax it. I was assured by the store that I would need a quart for this little project. After I paid about $50 for one quart, the staff person said “you will want to sand and prime it first.

” Huh??? I thought that was the point of this paint?? Well, I didn’t sand or prine and it covered perfectly and looks great with 2 coats. Didnt use even a quarter of the can. Decided to use it on a 1940s nightstand.

Just had an old stain on it. Ink, water stains…needed a recovery. Cleaned with detergent and wiped clean to dry. Paint WILL NOT COVER. All the ink doodles, water stains, everything shows through after 3 coats.

I wanted to paint an IKEA bare pine fold-down desk. I used this alongside clear wax and black wax to recreate the ‘warehouse look’ from one of Annie Sloanes tutorial videos. Worked perfectly and I am extremely pleased with the results.

The paint is very thick so coverage is great. In the summer it would probably need watering down a little. The colour is beautiful and I was almost tempted to leave it unfinished!.

I got a great color on the wall. The paint does not leave a bad smell after painting. It dries quickly. A pleasure to work with products from La Di Da! I highly recommend it!

Luckily I didn’t read all the reviews before I bought this paint. I picked it because I thought it’s high gloss and Sherwin Williams? I painted my walk in closet which had been painted a very dark mustard color when I bought the house.

I wanted a bright white for walls and shelving units. This not only rolled on and covered beautifully. I used a roller and a brush with no issues. The shelving units I brushed but then sprayed with a paint sprayer to catch any other spots I couldn’t brush – it looks beautiful.

I am not a professional painter but have painted my houses inside and outside so I know a thing or two. Not sure if the people with problems didn’t get this paint shaken/ mixed enough or not. I also bought my paint in gallon size.

I noticed some people said that they had bought smaller batches? Sorry others found this had issues. I was lucky but I also live where this is little Humidity and that always affects paint. I recommend this paint and have not had issues.

We recently did some master bathroom remodeling after a water pipe burst in our home and flooded the entire interior of our home with 3 inches of water throughout. We were thrilled to find that Sherwin Williams had gorgeous, on-trend colors for our complete home remodel.

We selected SW7649-Silverplate as the color for the bathroom. The color completely exceeded our expectations! It is just beautiful. The Sherwin Williams website was so extremely helpful in choosing a paint color.

We loved that we could select a color and then see what the color looked like in a room on the website before actually painting our home. We are so impressed with Sherwin Williams paint colors. Now we have started to select colors for painting the rest of the interior of our home!.

It was the recommendation given me first and that alone was the only product I painted the one bedroom condo unit that for a few upgrades, it was a continued knowing the quality last and even coverag assured.

I had close to 30 years paid on that unit mortgage besides onset monthly maintenance $83 now is $260 as well as was work force 55+ years and for the last three years without a bed, fridge, bathroom or a landlord on a secure future plan into my senior years.

I rented unit for three years from buyers who flipped between four investors to outprice my ability to remain in unit I put many improvement efforts in. I need a place and Orlando, FL is calling me. Could you find my new walls and secure a landlord for solo restricted income senior?.

I feel lied to and extremely frustrated with the carelessness of wording of this product label. Companies should not be allowed to say a guarantee that “may or may not” actually apply. ONE COAT GUARANTEE means that I should be getting my money back for the entire 5 gallon bucket I just bought.

We had a VERY LIGHT pink walk to cover up with the ultra white Sherwin Williams paint. I thoroughly prepped the walls and I even applied a white paint primer to the entire area…just for good measure….

and I am now STILL having to go back and apply a second coat of what was promised to be a one coat only paint. Do not pay the extra price difference for this paint based off of this guarantee. I legitimately saw no difference between this ultra white paint and an “off-brand” ultra white paint.

They both are requiring 3 total coats of both trimming the edges and rolling on.

Needs more than one coat. I usually don’t purchase Showcase paints, but thought that I would give it a try. I liked the One Coat Coverage guarantee and was hoping it would need one coat. I used a slightly darker yellow over a lighter yellow flat based paint.

I put on a heavy coat of paint with a 3/8” Purdy roller and put one coat. I had to put two coats when I cut in the corners and edges using a high quality brush to cover properly. I can see the difference in the corners and edges.

I’m so dissatisfied with the quality of coverage. I will need to purchase more paint to do a quality job. Not sure how to go about utilizing the guarantee, but I know I will not be purchasing this paint again.

Bought 4 gallons of this paint in 3 different colors to do my office at home. It went on very well. Used two coats on each wall which is expected of every paint no matter if it’s even Sherwin Williams emerald paint.

I bought the satin finish and I have already needed to wipe the wall and it did not smear the cured paint. I was impressed for the price as I have SW Emerald everywhere else in my house and that does a great job to at almost twice the price.

I recommend this paint so long as it’s a low traffic spot. I have no idea how it would last in a high traffic area. My kids and pets are not allowed in my office.