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Remove glass panels, wrap in newspaper and set aside.
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Remove any and all hardware and put in a container and set aside.
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If the cupboard surfaces have a thick build up of old paint, use a paint remover. Otherwise, simply sand.
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Protect the work surface with newspaper and be sure to wear protective gloves and eye wear while sanding.
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Apply paint remover to the cupboard following package instructions to remove layers of paint - multiple applications and removals may be needed.
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Clean all surfaces with mineral spirits to remove the stripper and last bits of paint.
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Allow to dry.
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Sand the cupboard with a coarse/180 grit sandpaper with a sanding block or palm sander.
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Fill any cracks, dents or dings with wood putty following package instructions.
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Sand again with a fine/220 grit sandpaper.
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Remove all dust particles with a vacuum followed by a tack cloth.
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Paint all surfaces with Krylon® ColorMaster™ Primer in white.
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With newspaper and tape cover the outer area of the cupboard. Paint the inside following instructions on the can with Krylon® ColorMaster™ Paint + Primer in Satin Iris.
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Let dry then remove the masking.
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Mask the interior of the cupboard and paint the outer portion and doors with Krylon® ColorMaster™ Paint + Primer in Satin Avocado.
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Let dry and remove the masking.
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Clean the glass for the doors, adhere the stencil with masking tape (or following manufacturer instructions) and tape off any areas that are not to be frosted.
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Spray frost Krylon® Krylon® Frosted Glass Finish onto glass with a light coat. Let dry several minutes and then remove the stencil.
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Reassemble the cupboard with new hardware and reinsert the glass.
