Touch-up paint for chipped cabinets

What it fixes

• Worn edges: where hands grab doors and drawers every day.
• Chips & dings: from pots, pans and the occasional slammed door.
• Toe-kick scuffs: the strip at the bottom that shoes find first.
• Bath vanities: same fix for bathroom and laundry cabinets.

Pro tips

• Test on the inside of a door first to check the color match.
• Prop doors slightly open while they dry so edges don’t stick.
• Thin coats look factory. Thick coats look patched.

How to get an invisible fix

1. DegreaseKitchen cabinets carry cooking grease. Clean the spot with a mild degreaser, rinse and dry.
2. Smooth chipsLightly sand rough chip edges so the new paint sits flush.
3. Squeeze & brushGently squeeze to load the built-in brush and apply thin coats, following the direction of the existing finish.
4. Let it cureGive it time to dry fully before closing doors or using handles. Cap it and put it away.