Two-Tone Starter Kitchen Bundle (Up to 16 Doors + Drawers)

Ready to transform your kitchen cabinets without sanding? This bundle gives you everything you need to pull off a two-toned kitchen and get it done right.

The Two-Tone Starter Kitchen Bundle is sized for kitchens with up to 16 cabinet doors and drawer fronts total across both colors. Count your doors and drawers before you order - if you're over 16, check out our Two-Tone Classic Kitchen Bundle and select two colors at checkout.

What's Inside

• 1 Quart Rethunk Junk Resin Paint - Color #1
• 1 Quart Rethunk Junk Resin Paint - Color #2
• 1 × 16oz The Prep Cleaner
• 2 × 8oz Tuff Top Topcoat
• 2 Wooster Shortcut Brushes
• 1 pack Scrubby Pads

No Sanding. No Priming. No Guesswork.

Rethunk Junk Resin Paint was the first all-in-one furniture and cabinet paint on the market and it still outperforms the competition. Start with The Prep & scrubby pad to thoroughly clean your cabinets, apply two-three coats of paint in each color to their respective cabinet sections, finish with Tuff Top for maximum durability, and you're done. No sanding, no priming, no extra trips to the hardware store.

Is This the Right Bundle for My Two-Toned Kitchen?

Count every cabinet door and drawer front across both color zones, including false drawer fronts on sink base cabinets. Then use this guide:

Up to 16 doors + drawers total → Two-Tone Starter Kitchen Bundle (you're in the right place!)
17–24 doors + drawers → Two-Tone Starter Kitchen Bundle + 1 Add-On Bundle
25–32 doors + drawers → Two-Tone Classic Kitchen Bundle
33–40 doors + drawers → Two-Tone Classic Kitchen Bundle + 1 Add-On Bundle
41–48 doors + drawers → Two-Tone Ultimate Kitchen Bundle
49+ doors + drawers → Two-Tone Ultimate Kitchen Bundle + Add-On(s)

Pro Tip: Two-tone kitchens typically use one color on uppers and a contrasting color on lowers - but the split doesn't have to be even. If one color zone has significantly more doors, consider adding an Add-On Bundle in that color to make sure you have enough coverage. A leftover quart stores well with a tight lid and is ready for touch-ups.

Coverage varies based on starting color and paint color selected. When painting over very dark cabinets or going very light, size up.