Cabinet painting and refinishing can dramatically change the appearance of a kitchen without replacing otherwise usable cabinetry. Our services can include:
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Cabinet doors
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Drawer fronts
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Cabinet frames
Our Cabinet Refinishing Process
Give Your Cabinets a New Look
Doors, drawers, and hardware are removed as appropriate and carefully organized.
Cabinet surfaces are thoroughly cleaned to remove grease, oils, and buildup that can interfere with adhesion.
Minor surface imperfections are addressed and surfaces are prepared for proper coating adhesion.
Appropriate cabinet coatings are applied to create a smooth, uniform appearance.
I. Remove & Organize
II. Clean & Prepare
III. Repair, Sand, & Prime
IV. Apply the Finish
Once properly cured, cabinet components are reassembled and reviewed.
Cabinetry needs more preparation than simply painting a wall. Sherwin-Williams specifically recommends degreasing cabinets and ensuring surfaces are clean, dry, and suitable for adhesion before priming and coating.
V. Apply the Finish
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Finished cabinet sides
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Shelving or other appropriate components
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Color and finish updates
Why Refinish Instead of Replace?
If the existing cabinets are in suitable condition, refinishing can give the kitchen an entirely different appearance while keeping the existing cabinet layout and much of the original cabinetry.