Beautiful kitchen cabinet painting, Victoria to Nanaimo. Unlimited colours, any shade of white! Paint older Oak, Maple cupboards to look absolutely amazing.
Victoria Duncan Nanaimo Call or text: 250-327-8044
Specializing in oak, maple, MDF and Thermofoil kitchen cabinet painting Victoria to Nanaimo. Call or text: 250-327-8044.
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.
To avoid damaging freshly spray painted cabinets we have a secure method to stack and organize the doors and drawer fronts during kitchen cabinets reassembly.
We painted our dated melamine cabinets including the oak trim a cheery blue, added modern pulls, painted the ceiling white, updated the flooring and appliances which transformed this old and dreary kitchen to look amazing. Yes, you can paint melamine cabinets to look amazing! Read more...
Imagine going from dated laminate kitchen cabinets that look like they should be put into the landfill, transforming them into this amazing two-tone kitchen in a week...
Benjamin Moore acrylic satin or semi gloss paint is our choice for all interior trim, doors and cabinetry.
Today's top acrylic paints are not only beautiful and durable, they do not yellow or shrink like alkyd or lacquer. They are ultra low VOC making them the best health choice for you and our planet.
Yes, it is possible to paint cabinets without sanding but how foolish.
If you want paint to stick you always scuff a finish and if you really want your paint to stick you always sand the surface. Companies selling these degreasing products are misleading people. I suppose you could use a degreaser but I would never and in fact, I would only say you can get a way without sanding if the cabinets we brand new, never been used and have never been painted.
White kitchen cabinets are still the most popular because white cabinetry makes all other colors in a kitchen (such as walls, flooring and counters) pop!
If new cabinets aren't primed or sealed between the groove and shaker panel, water can get behind the panels to eventually blow out the finish. Water damage is exactly what happened to this expensive kitchen door below.
Caulking gaps is particularly important because open seams are prone to water getting behind seams and open grain.