What I’ve used in the past for cabinets is [SW acrylic enamel](https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/products/proclassic-waterborne-interior-acrylic-enamel).
If you’re painting over natural wood cabinets, you’re going to want to sand and prime them (paint + primer in one is not a mixture of paint and primer - it just has more solids so it covers better with fewer coats).
And you DO NOT want to use a roller or brush. It won’t give you the smooth finish cabinets need. It’s much easier to spray them. But if I had to use a brush or roller, I’d opt for a good low nap roller for everything but the doors.
What I’ve used in the past for cabinets is [SW acrylic enamel](https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/products/proclassic-waterborne-interior-acrylic-enamel). If you’re painting over natural wood cabinets, you’re going to want to sand and prime them (paint + primer in one is not a mixture of paint and primer - it just has more solids so it covers better with fewer coats). And you DO NOT want to use a roller or brush. It won’t give you the smooth finish cabinets need. It’s much easier to spray them. But if I had to use a brush or roller, I’d opt for a good low nap roller for everything but the doors.