Refinishing existing cabinet boxes costs a fraction of replacement and, done correctly, is indistinguishable from factory work. The reason most DIY cabinet jobs fail is grease: kitchen cabinet doors carry a film of cooking oil that no paint will bond through.
We label and remove every door and drawer front, degrease with a dedicated cleaner, scuff sand, and spray a bonding primer followed by a cabinet-grade urethane enamel in a controlled space — not in your kitchen. Boxes and face frames are sprayed on site behind full containment. Hardware is reinstalled, hinges adjusted, and doors are hung level and evenly gapped. Expect three to five days for a typical kitchen, and a finish that stands up to being wiped down.
Included as standard
- Doors and drawer fronts labeled, removed and sprayed off-site
- Full degrease and scuff sand — the step that prevents peeling
- Bonding primer plus cabinet-grade urethane enamel
- Boxes and face frames sprayed on site under containment
- Hardware reinstalled and hinges adjusted so doors sit true
- Typical kitchen completed in three to five days
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