Our Cabinet Painting & Refinishing Process
Cabinets are one of the first things people notice, and one of the hardest surfaces to refinish well. Our process is designed around cleanliness, consistent finish quality, and coatings that can handle daily wear. From masking and organization to a careful final check, we keep the project controlled so the results look sharp and stay that way.
Assessment & scheduling
We review cabinet condition, door style, hardware, site access, and your finish goals.
Protection & prep
Masking, floor protection, ventilation planning, and careful containment to reduce dust and overspray.
Degrease & degloss
Deep cleaning to remove kitchen oils, then sanding or deglossing for proper adhesion.
Repairs & detailing
Filling dents, smoothing wear points, tightening loose joints, and caulking gaps where appropriate.
Prime & finish coats
Adhesion primer followed by durable cabinet-grade topcoats, applied with the method best suited to the space and finish target.
Reassembly & closeout
Reinstall doors and hardware, align reveals, complete touch-ups, and provide basic care guidance for curing and cleaning.
Why Choose Us
- Cabinet-grade coatings selected for durability, washability, and resistance to scuffs and fingerprints.
- Smooth finish standards with sanding between coats where required for a clean, refined look.
- Kitchen-aware prep including heavy degreasing and adhesion-focused primers to prevent peeling.
- Minimal disruption planning with clear timelines for when doors are removed, when surfaces can be touched, and when light use can resume.
- Hardware support including removal and reinstallation, and optional replacement coordination if you supply new hardware.
On-Time
Guarantee
We’ll work any time of day to keep your project on track.
Teamwork
on Site
We cooperate effortlessly with other contractors to maintain a smooth workflow.
18+ Years of
Experience
Proven expertise in both residential and commercial settings.
FAQs
How long will it take?
Most projects take several days, depending on the number of doors, condition, and drying and curing requirements. We provide a clear schedule before starting.
Do you paint cabinet doors and drawer fronts off-site or on-site?
It depends on the project and access. We choose the approach that best matches your finish goals, dust control needs, and timeline.
How durable is the finish?
Cabinet finishes are designed for high-touch surfaces, but curing time matters. We provide guidance on when to resume light use and when to clean normally so the coating reaches full hardness.
Do you paint the cabinet boxes too?
Yes. We can paint doors, drawer fronts, boxes, panels, and trim so the finish is consistent across the whole kitchen or vanity.
Will brush marks show?
Our goal is a smooth, professional finish. Proper prep, the right coatings, and correct application methods are what prevent texture and brush marks.