Kitchen Cabinet Painting

Professional kitchen cabinet painting and refinishing since 1975

Serving: Edmonton, Lloydminster, Bonnyville, St. Paul, Fort Saskatchewan, St. Albert, Lac La Biche, Morinville, Mundare, Smoky Lake, Athabasca, Cold Lake, Elk Point, Vegreville, Barrhead, Radway, Meadow Lake, Innisfree and surrounding areas.

Save thousands compared to replacing or refacing

Paint kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, pantries, island, doors, drawers, shelves, frames and boxes to look new again!

3500 Benjamin Moore colour choices!

Cost:

The average cost is between $4500 and $6500 however we've also refinished kitchen cabinets costing a lot more than this. Our price is based on how many colours, how many doors and drawers there are in total, the condition of the cabinets and the profile of the cabinets as well.

The kitchen you see below cost $8500 to paint two colours.

What to Expect

Start to finish in 10 days!
The kitchen is still functional during the entire process!
No messy construction!
Cupboards and drawers do not need to be emptied ! (what to expect)

Below and throughout this website is a Step-by-Step Guide on How we Paint Kitchen Cabinets

Our Process

Adjusting cabinet doors and drawers
Disassembling the cabinets
Labelling the doors and drawers
Cleaning the doors and drawers
Sanding
Air Blasting
Stacking on racks
Priming
Sanding Between Coats
Caulking
Re-stacking
Finish coats
Reassemble

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Kitchen Cabinet Painting

Our Restoration Process

In order for paint to look new and adhere to older kitchen cabinets, sanding nicks, pulls and handle impressions down, and most importantly, sanding old lacquer down to clean wood is the key to our excellent cabinet restoration.

We don’t just paint over cabinets, we meticulously clean and sand everything tight to the corners to ensure pro results every time. The cleaner wood, the better the bond. The better the bond, the less chance paint will chip and expose previous stains or colours underneath old finishes.

How many coats of paint do we apply?

Once priming is completed we always spray 2 high quality coats of none yellowing acrylic paint to both sides of all doors and drawers. The finish is durable, smooth and absolutely beautiful.
Hand painting requires a specialized process of 4 or more coats. The art of spray and hand painting achieves an outstanding look that is our trademark to why our kitchen cabinet restoration looks so beautiful.
Benjamin Moore satin finish is our choice of sheen and brand of paint.

Hand Painting vs Spray Painting

Part of this built-in cabinet is sprayed painted and part of it is hand painted.

Can you tell the difference?

When it comes to the finishing touches, there are always sections beyond spraying that require detailed hand painting to match spray finishing. Hand painting is an art in itself. The art to making a kitchen look amazing is all in the hand finishing and sealing of joints, cracks and seams.