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A Clean, Professional Cabinet
Painting Process — Designed to Last
We’ve refined our cabinet painting process to deliver a smooth, durable, factory-like finish with minimal disruption to your home. From careful preparation to controlled spray application, every step is designed to protect your space and create beautiful, long-lasting results.
Step 1 — Careful Preparation
We begin by protecting your home and workspace, removing doors and hardware, and thoroughly cleaning all cabinet surfaces to ensure proper adhesion and a flawless final finish.
Step 2 — Surface Sanding & Repair
Cabinet surfaces are carefully sanded and minor imperfections are addressed to create a smooth, even foundation for professional priming and coating.
Step 3 — Professional Priming
We apply high-adhesion primer designed specifically for cabinetry, creating a strong bond that prevents peeling, staining, or premature wear.
Step 4 — Controlled Spray Application
Using a controlled spray process, we apply smooth, even coats that create a clean, factory-like appearance—free from brush marks or heavy texture.
Step 5 — Careful Curing & Reassembly
After proper drying and curing time, doors and hardware are reinstalled with precision, leaving your kitchen clean, organized, and ready for everyday use.
Step 6 — Final Walkthrough
We complete a detailed walkthrough with you to ensure everything meets our quality standards and your expectations before considering the project complete.
How Long Does Cabinet Painting Take?
Most cabinet painting projects are completed within 3–5 days, depending on kitchen size, layout, and drying conditions.
Our structured process keeps disruption to a minimum while ensuring the highest possible finish quality. We’ll provide a clear schedule before work begins so you always know what to expect.
Built for Everyday Kitchen Use
We use premium cabinet-grade coatings designed to withstand daily wear, cleaning, and long-term use. When properly cared for, professionally refinished cabinets provide a beautiful, durable finish that lasts for years — at a fraction of the cost of full cabinet replacement.
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