HI - Benjamin Moore Paints says they have the product and the know how to do a good job . I need to do it myself and would like to hear how it turned out for some else also !

Same story here, would like to know how well the paint holds up. Anyone out there try this before ?

Rustoleum also has a product that is specifically for painting laminate cabinets. I haven't used it, but others on Houzz have recommended it in discussion threads. My husband and I painted my mother's laminate cabinets white more than 20 years ago (before there were special products for the job, or at least we didn't know of any), and they held up for many years.

I agree with Feeny - Rustoleum seems to be very highly rated on amazon, ant that's what i'm going to use when it's time to paint my cabinets.

They are white, and with gas stove, will become yellow in no time :(

Rustoleum comes in many colors too

White Knight also have a laminate paint but any semi gloss or gloss enamel paint works just as well. The key to a good finish is the preparation; clean thoroughly to remove any grease/oil, fill any dents & areas where laminate is chipped, reglue any loose edge strips, sand, wipe clean with methylated spirits, apply an oil based undercoat, leave to dry overnight, lightly sand with very fine (black) sandpaper, apply 1st top coat, leave to dry for at least 24 hours, if necessary very lightly sand, apply final top coat then leave to cure for a few days before rehanging. Recommend painting backs & fronts, the best finish will be achieved by removing the doors, catches & handles. Use a low nap small roller. Alternatively, if you're quite experienced with a spray gun, you can paint more doors in one session as long as you have a clean dust free space to set them out.
Below, 2 examples of painted laminate.