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Nuvo Cabinet Paint, Oxford Blue (Quart)
  • Nuvo Cabinet Paint, Oxford Blue (Quart)
  • Nuvo Cabinet Paint, Oxford Blue (Quart)

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Nuvo Cabinet Paint, Oxford Blue (Quart)

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Color
Oxford Blue
Finish Type
Satin
Size
31 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Item Volume
31 Fluid Ounces

Key features

  • Oxford Blue is a true navy, satin finish cabinet paint - part of our Modern Collection.
  • One 31 oz can of Nuvo Cabinet Paint - Covers approximately - 50 sq ft - or 20 linear feet of cabinets
  • Water-Based Acrylic Paint. Safe, Low on Odor, and VOCs.

Specifications

BrandNuvo
ColorOxford Blue
Finish TypeSatin
Size31 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Item Volume31 Fluid Ounces
Special FeatureWashable
Unit Count31 Fl Oz
Paint TypeAcrylic
Specific Uses For ProductCabinet,Cabinets
Surface RecommendationPaper,Wood
Indoor/Outdoor UsageIndoor
Item FormLiquid
Age Range (Description)Adult
Package InformationCan
ManufacturerGiani, Inc.
Part NumberFG-NU BLUE QRT
Item Weight3 pounds
Package Dimensions4.8 x 4.17 x 4.09 inches
FinishSatin
MaterialWood
Item Package Quantity1
Special FeaturesWashable
Batteries Included?No
Batteries Required?No
ASINB07JNGVXB6

About this product

Oxford Blue is a true navy - Part of our Modern Collection One 31 oz can of NUVO Cabinet Paint - Covers approximately - 50 sq ft - or 20 linear feet of cabinets Before Painting Preparation: Use number 300 grit or higher to thoroughly sand all of your cabinet surfaces which you’ll be painting. You don’t have to remove your existing finish, just sand until all of your surfaces are “deglossed”. If you have wood cabinets, then follow your wood’s grain with your sanding motions. Avoid sanding in a circular motion. Be sure to sand extra well around your door handles and stove because of potential oils and dirt located in these areas. For applications on an existing high-gloss finish, it’s optimal to apply a liquid deglosser to your finish first and then use the 300 grit sand paper to lightly scuff up the surface. When you’re done with your sanding, wipe up all of the sanding dust with a standard window cleaner such as Windex because the alcohol and ammonia won’t leave a residue.

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