Скачать или смотреть Why you need oil primer on oak cabinets

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Thinking about painting your oak kitchen cabinets? STOP and watch this first. In this video, Dave Cook from D’Franco Painting & Wallpaper breaks down why oil-based primer is sometimes the only solution—especially when it comes to oak doors with tannin bleed or previous DIY damage.

You’ll see how yellowing can happen when using water-based primers on cabinets that have been over-cleaned, sanded too aggressively, or exposed to moisture. Dave walks you through how and why it happens, and what to do about it—including his top two recommended oil-based primers that sand smooth and block tannins every time.

✅ See up-close grain bleed issues
✅ Learn when to use shellac or oil-based primers
✅ Understand why your cabinets keep turning yellow
✅ Why cherry, cedar, and oak all need special attention
✅ Get product tips you can actually use (not fluff)

📍 Filmed in our custom shop in Huntley, IL – we also serve Crystal Lake, Elgin, South Elgin, Algonquin, and beyond.

Have cabinet questions? Ask in the comments or visit our blog to learn more:
https://dfrancowallpaper.com

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