Factory-quality Cabnet Refisishing

1. Thorough Cleaning and Degreasing

All surfaces are cleaned with a degreaser to remove oils, grime, and residues that could affect adhesion.

2. Detailed Sanding and Surface

Prep Cabinets are sanded to remove the existing finish and create a smooth, even surface. Imperfections like dings or scratches are filled and sanded flush.

3. Professional Masking and Protection

All surrounding areas (floors, countertops, appliances) are masked off to protect the home and ensure a dust-free environment.

4. High-Performance Primers

A bonding primer is sprayed on to seal the surface and ensure adhesion of the new finish. This is essential for durability and preventing peeling or chipping.

5. Spray Application (HVLP or Airless with Fine Tip)

A fine finish sprayer is used to apply paint or lacquer in multiple thin coats, producing a smooth, brush-free, factory-level finish.

6. Topcoat for Durability

A hard-wearing topcoat such as a catalyzed lacquer, 2K poly, or waterborne urethane is applied for a tough, wipeable surface that resists scratching and yellowing.

7. Curing and Reassembly

Once fully cured, doors and drawers are reinstalled with cleaned or upgraded hardware.