THE RIGHT APPROACH FOR YOUR HOME
A considered update to the heart of your home.
- A finish that complements counters, floors and hardware
- A coating system appropriate for frequently handled surfaces
- Clear expectations for kitchen access and cure time
Preparation, not shortcuts.
Grease and residue must be removed thoroughly. Preparation may include removing and labeling doors and hardware, sanding, bonding primer and carefully controlled application. The actual system depends on existing material and finish.
What your project can include.
Suitable cabinet doors, drawer fronts and frames, with any hardware changes or repairs explicitly scoped. A color change cannot fix failing cabinet construction or every visible grain pattern.
What to expect.
Cabinet projects affect kitchen use. We explain the work sequence and care instructions, including the difference between a dry finish and a fully cured coating.
Your questions, answered.
01Can any cabinet be painted?+
Not every material or damaged finish is a good candidate. We inspect adhesion, construction and surface condition before recommending a process.
02Will wood grain disappear?+
Not necessarily. Grain visibility depends on the wood and preparation. Discuss the smoothness you want before the scope is finalized.
03How soon can I clean refinished cabinets?+
Follow the chosen coating’s cure and cleaning guidance. We provide project-specific care recommendations; aggressive cleaning too soon can harm the finish.
