Our Process of Refinishing Kitchen Cabinet

To start the cabinet coating process, we remove your existing cabinet doors and drawers from your cabinet frames and take them to our shop.

At the shop, the cabinet doors and drawers go through several stages:
Stage 1: We wash, sand, prime, repair cracks and blemishes, and caulk any gaps in the cabinet doors and drawer fronts.
Stage 2: All of the pieces then receive 2-3 coats of our commercial-grade acrylic coating, applied in our contaminate-free spray booth.
Stage 3: After the final coat of acrylic or glaze is on the doors and drawer fronts, we spray on a clear, protective coat of polyurethane.

During the process, we spend three days in your kitchen coating your frames.
Day 1: We wash, wet-sand, and tape off your kitchen the first day.
Day 2: We repair, caulk, and spray the primer, acrylic and clear, protective polyurethane coat onto all exposed surfaces of your cabinet frames, including the inner and underside ilps of the frames, toe-kicks, side panels, and/or crown molding.
Day 3: Once the frames are completed, we re-install the cabinet door and drawer fronts, as well as any new knobs/pulls, to complete the process.”

You will also notice a significant variety of kitchens.  We have worked in everything from modest condominiums to immaculate estates, including refinishing kitchen cabinets in tones ranging from elephant tusk to ebony and cottage red.  *[Say any color you think sounds good.] * We take a fresh approach to every kitchen by helping home owners evaluate their desired look and their surrounding home decor to choose a complimentary finish.  The result is modernized cabinetry that is customized precisely for each individual kitchen, a benefit that will increase both the beauty and value of the
entire home.

An Exceptional Alternative to Refacing Kitchen Cabinets