Service 03, Painting
Cabinet painting and refinishing with a furniture-grade finish
Cabinet painting and refinishing, with doors and drawers removed and labeled, surfaces degreased and sanded, bonding primer, and a smooth, durable sprayed finish.
The approach
What a cabinet painting & refinishing project looks like
Cabinets are the hardest-working painted surface in a home, touched, bumped, and wiped down daily. Painting them well is a different discipline from painting walls: it takes thorough degreasing, the right bonding primers, and application methods that leave a smooth, factory-like finish.
We remove and label every door and drawer, refinish them with care, and paint the cabinet boxes in place, so your kitchen gets a transformation without a renovation.
What's included
- Removal, labeling, and refinishing of doors and drawer fronts
- Thorough cleaning and degreasing of all surfaces
- Sanding and deglossing for proper adhesion
- Bonding primer matched to the existing surface
- Sprayed or fine-finish topcoats for a smooth result
- Hardware reinstalled, with new hardware fitted on request
Preparation
Why the prep sequence matters on cabinets
Kitchen grease defeats paint adhesion, so degreasing comes first, always
Glossy factory finishes are sanded and deglossed so primer can bond
Bonding primers are selected for the existing surface, not used generically
Each door is labeled so everything goes back exactly where it came from
Coatings are given proper cure time before doors are rehung and handled
Products & finishes
Finishes built for daily use
Hard-wearing enamel systems designed for cabinetry
Satin and semi-gloss sheens that wipe clean easily
Smooth sprayed application on doors and drawer fronts
Color guidance, from classic whites to deep, modern tones
Common questions
Cabinet Painting & Refinishing FAQs
How long will my kitchen be out of action?
The boxes are painted in place and doors are finished separately, so your kitchen stays partly usable through most of the process. The exact sequence is planned with you during the estimate.
Will the finish hold up to daily use?
Cabinet-grade enamels are formulated for exactly this kind of wear, and proper curing time makes a real difference to hardness. We'll let you know how to treat the finish gently in its first weeks while it reaches full cure.
Can you change the hardware at the same time?
Yes. New knobs and pulls can be fitted when doors are rehung. If new hardware needs different hole spacing, let us know during the estimate so we can plan the filling and drilling.
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