Cabinet Door Vegetable Bin

Repurposing an old cabinet door to make a vegetable bin is a quick and easy project. This particular project only has two wire baskets that make it perfect for a couple or a single person living alone. Using a Finish Max and spray paint will allow you to easily match your décor.

Materials Needed:

cabinet door (your local ReStore is a great resource for inexpensive cabinet doors)
wire baskets (these are from The $$ Tree)
cup hooks (two for each basket)
d rings (for hanging your cabinet door)
satin paint (or chalk paint of your choice)
plaster of paris (to make your chalky paint primer that will adhere very well to your cabinet door)
Homeright Finish Max
spray paint
Small Spray Shelter
drill
vinyl phrase (optional)
painter’s tape (optional)

Gather Supplies for DIY Vegetable Bin

Gather your supplies and mix your paint with the plaster of paris. This diy chalky paint primer tutorial will give you the proper measurements—or you could use chalk paint.

Use a Paint Sprayer on Repurposed Cabinet Door

With the Chalky Paint Primer, spray the back of your cabinet door, then carefully turn it around and give the front a light coverage.
Repeat this step with two light coats of the satin paint without plaster to give a great topcoat. So, overall, you will have four light coats, 2 of the primer, and two with the satin paint as a topcoat.

Spray Paint Cheap Wire Baskets

While your cabinet door dries/cures, use your small Homeright Spray Shelter to spray paint your wire baskets and cup hooks to match. Elevating your baskets helps obtain great coverage. In addition, raising your spray shelter up on a table will allow you to be more comfortable while spray painting your projects. If it’s windy, such as it was on this day the weight of the scrap wood (holding the baskets) helps to hold the spray shelter in place.