Kitchen Cabinet Painting
Beautiful Kitchen Cabinet Painting - Vancouver Island, BC Canada
Painting Kitchen Islands Different Colours
Interior designers prefer darker neutral colors for kitchen islands. Black, gray and blue are quite popular. Of course, the same coloured kitchen island is almost always a safe bet!
Sanding Between Coats
Even though the cabinets feel smooth after priming, they still need to be sanded between coats to increase paint bonding.
Painting Kitchen Cabinet Wine Racks
If you don't like your kitchen cabinet wine rack, consider repurposing the cabinet box as a shelf, microwave box or matching doors
Finishing Back in Your Home
After spraying doors and drawers we return back to your home to hand finish areas of the kitchen cabinets which can consist of:
Kitchen Cabinet Bumpers
There are a few types of cabinet door bumpers
Real Estate Agents Suggest Kitchen Cabinet Painting
If a home has dark dated cabinets, isn’t selling for the listing price, consider suggesting kitchen cabinet painting as an affordable and fast way to update the kitchen.
Refacing vs Painting Cupboard Doors & Drawers
Before you go the the expense of refacing or buying new kitchen cabinets, you may want to consider painting them.
Oak cabinet painting - preparation
Removing Crud
Seeing this kind of crud on older oak kitchen cabinets is not un-common. Removing it however, is a challenge. Crud must be removed before painting and to do this, we start with razor scrapers.
Here is a sneak peak of our next oak kitchen that will be painted white. The bulk of our work starts with scraping old grease to get down to the clean wood. We chuckle when we read how people say you don’t need to sand before painting.
Lacquer vs Acrylic Paint
We realize Lacquer and Acrylic cabinet coating takes a knack to do it well. Not everyone gets the same results as us when it comes to panting kitchen cabinets for a variety of reasons. PAINTING Guys have acrylic cabinet painting down pat.