I just purchased and had a carpenter put in and Allen n Roth base drawer cabinet, but it doesn't match my repainted kitchen cabinets. I need to paint over the paint that came with it which is a lighter gray. I tired just painting it tonight and was using SW Emerald Peppercorn, which is a dark gray color and the paint right away started "shrinking" off exposing the underlying paint. Do I have to prime the original paint first? I'd rather not have to sand the original paint, mostly because I don't wanna make a mess and everything. Can I just prime with a latex primer, since it's a prepainted cabinet?

Gravel road and driveway and a white garage door. We're off the road a bit but some days still have clouds of dust floating around the property and of course some dust from just driving in and out the driveway. I've been sanding, removing caulk, etc., getting ready to repaint the door and trim, and got to wondering if something like a beige for the door might show the dust a little less. The house is red brick so not too concerned about matching that as I imagine either will fit, but more just curious if an off color like that might look better longer.