Cabinet refinishing
Cabinets sprayed, not brushed.
A new kitchen for the cost of paint and a week without doors. We spray doors flat in our shop and the boxes on site inside a sealed kitchen, so the finish is smooth enough to read a reflection in.
What is included
Every job, every time.
- Every door and drawer front numbered, removed and bagged with its hinges
- De-greasing, sanding, grain filling on open-grain oak
- Bonding primer so the enamel grips laminate and old varnish
- Doors sprayed both sides in the shop; boxes sprayed on site behind zip walls
- Hinges adjusted and new hardware fitted on request
- Kitchen usable (without doors) throughout
How it runs
Day by day.
Walk-throughDay 0
We count doors, check the substrate and spray a sample door in your color.
Doors offDay 1
Numbered, bagged, loaded. Kitchen sealed and boxes prepped.
Boxes on siteDay 2
Boxes primed and sprayed, counters and floor masked.
Shop sprayDay 2–5
Doors primed, sanded, sprayed, cured flat.
RehangDay 6
Doors on, hinges adjusted, gaps checked, hardware fitted.
Questions
Asked most weeks.
Can you paint laminate or thermofoil?
Laminate yes, with a bonding primer. Peeling thermofoil has to be stripped first, which we will tell you at the walk-through.
Will it chip?
Cabinet enamel is harder than wall paint and we let it cure before the doors go back. Normal use is fine; we warrant the finish for three years.
Can I change the color of the island only?
Yes, that is one of the most common jobs we do. Two-tone kitchens are priced per door, so a small island is a small job.