Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, I finish my mudroom cabinet project with shaker style cabinet doors. This part of the project was the most time consuming because of the prep/priming/painting. I decided to go with Benjamin Moore Advance which has a self-leveling component to it. The reapplication time per coat was supposed to be 16 hours. I primed, then painted each side 3 times so that would have been almost 100+ hours of drying time. If you have watched my videos before, you would know that I hate painting but using an airless sprayer made it much more bearable.
Wondering what this video and the 20+ other mudroom, dining room, and office projects would look like if they were condensed into one video? I picked the highlights and turned them into ONE packed video! 🎥 Check it out here: youtu.be/Ckf8q-cyV-Y
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In this video, I finish my mudroom cabinet project with shaker style cabinet doors. This part of the project was the most time consuming because of the prep/priming/painting. I decided to go with Benjamin Moore Advance which has a self-leveling component to it. The reapplication time per coat was supposed to be 16 hours. I primed, then painted each side 3 times so that would have been almost 100+ hours of drying time. If you have watched my videos before, you would know that I hate painting but using an airless sprayer made it much more bearable.
Wondering what this video and the 20+ other mudroom, dining room, and office projects would look like if they were condensed into one video? I picked the highlights and turned them into ONE packed video! 🎥 Check it out here: youtu.be/Ckf8q-cyV-Y
Check out more videos from this remodel here-
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKeoAfcTZa1GYKkq_uzSFbj0u_q5A-uRs
Join this channel to get access to behind the scenes videos:
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• Second Channel: youtube.com/@thefixerhomerepair2
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Miter saw-amzn.to/4jznU1k
Orbital sander- amzn.to/44vRsIZ
Drill/ impact driver- amzn.to/4jBaB0q
Router- amzn.to/4jl9NgK
Small clamps- amzn.to/4czE48K
Paint sprayer- amzn.to/3EeDSzf
Pocket hole jig- amzn.to/3Ro8CAH
Pocket hole screws- amzn.to/43ZfTOS
Pocket plugs- amzn.to/3YvSbWL
Hinge jig- amzn.to/4jbrdvZ
Hinges- amzn.to/4cFQaNK
Cabinet door restrictors- amzn.to/3GgCYCT
Cabinet bumpers- amzn.to/42Pd55R
Bondo- amzn.to/4cFPZC4
Plastic wood- amzn.to/3Y3dRJO
Glue- amzn.to/4lSxgaP
Check out the other tools used on this and other projects here- bit.ly/FixerStore
(Affiliate links)
Buy a RZ Mask here - bit.ly/46JYRSJ
To receive 10% off your next purchase, use the discount code, THEFIXER10 .
(Affiliate link)
DISCLAIMER:
This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links and make a purchase, I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps support this channel and allows me to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for your support!
Videos produced by The Fixer are provided for informational purposes only. All material provided within this video is for informational, educational, & entertainment purposes only. Some of these projects, materials, and techniques may not be appropriate for all ages or skill levels. Please use all safety precautions while following any instructions or concepts provided by this video. Viewers must be aware that by doing projects on their homes they are doing it at their own risk and The Fixer cannot be held liable if they cause any damage to their homes. It is the sole responsibility of the viewer to educate themselves on their local codes and regulations before undertaking any sort of project. Always have safety in mind and have fun!
