Oak Grain Showing Through Your Paint?

Cabinet Mud is a grain filler used to create smooth, paint-ready cabinets.

Why Most DIY Cabinet Projects Don’t Turn Out Right

  • Oak grain telegraphs through paint
  • Rough cabinet doors ruin smooth finishes
  • Skipping the wrong step leads to peeling or regret

These aren’t paint problems — they’re prep problems.

The Fix: Cabinet Mud

  • Fills oak grain and wood texture
  • Sands smooth without clogging
  • Designed specifically for cabinets
  • Used weekly on real client jobs

Clean and Prep

Proper prep is what makes paint stick and last. This step removes grease, residue, and buildup that can cause peeling later.

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Fill Grain

This is where rough wood and oak grain get fixed. Cabinet Mud fills texture so cabinet doors sand smooth before paint.

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Paint Cabinets

Once the surface is smooth and ready, painting and finishing is straightforward — especially with the right tools and supplies.

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Real Kitchens. Real Prep. Real Results.

Not Sure Where to Start?

My cabinets have grain

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I’m worried paint won’t stick

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I want everything pre-picked

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