Cabinet refinishing

Before we start doing any work to the cabinets we clean with Dawn dish soap to remove all the grease and oil from cabinets. Sanding without cleaning will push grease into wood!

Sanding is absolutely necessary for best paint adhesion and have the most smooth buttery paint finish you'll ever feel

Mask, mask and mask. We cover floors, countertops, appliances, and walls with plastic. Dust barriers are created at entrances to ensure your belongings are safe from paint dust. All hardware gets removed from cabinets and reinstalled at the end

All seams get caulked for cabinets to look like 1 solid piece and help with future cleaning. Oak cabinets get filled with putty so they look more solid. We sand one last time before painting

We use a high quality build primer to seal cabinet door and prepare for the final coats of paint. 2 coats of primer is applied to every cabinet door and boxes. We spray all of our cabinets for the best finish

The last and final step after all the necessary prep work has come to an end. The topcoat paint is what gives our cabinets the smooth buttery look. We apply 2 final topcoats. 4 coats of paint total.