We realize Lacquer and Acrylic cabinet coating takes a knack to do it well. Not everyone gets the same results when it comes to panting kitchen cabinets for a variety of reasons. PAINTING Guys demonstrate why we don't use lacquer anymore.
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.
If you want paint to stick always scuff a finish and if you really want paint to stick, always sand a surface thoroughly everywhere, especially after a degreaser.
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.
PAINTING Guys paint all types of wood cabinets. Specializing in repainting Oak, Maple, MDF, PVC,Therofoil kitchen cabinets.
Always sand kitchen cabinets before and after priming and painting. See cleaning and degreasing cabinets
Although we mostly stick to kitchen cabinet painting, here is a list of our additional painting services: