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Our Cabinet Refinishing Process

How Professional Cabinet Refinishing Works

A durable, factory-smooth finish depends on careful preparation, controlled application, proper curing, and detailed reinstallation.

Quick answer

A durable finish starts before the first finish coat

The visible spraying is only one stage. Labeling, degreasing, sanding, repairs, adhesion preparation, masking, controlled application, curing and careful reinstallation all affect the final result. Doors and drawer fronts are removed for shop work; fixed cabinet surfaces are protected and finished in place.

Planning and preparation

The process begins by confirming the project scope, color, sheen, door condition, repairs, hardware, and whether existing doors will be refinished or replaced.

Doors and drawer fronts are labeled before removal so every piece returns to the correct location. Kitchen surfaces are protected before work begins.

Shop-sprayed doors and on-site boxes

Doors and drawer fronts are prepared and sprayed in the shop for consistency. Cabinet frames and exposed box surfaces are prepared and finished on site.

Using the correct products, spray technique, and curing process helps create a smoother and more durable result.

Reinstallation and final adjustments

After the finish is ready, doors and drawer fronts are reinstalled. Hinges, spacing, and alignment are adjusted so the finished kitchen looks clean and functions correctly.

The final walkthrough is used to review the work and answer care questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

A controlled shop environment helps produce a smoother, more consistent finish on doors and drawer fronts.

Usually no. Cabinet frames and exposed box surfaces are finished on site while the doors are completed in the shop.

Yes. New pulls, knobs, hinges, and soft-close options can be included when specified in the project.

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Living in the home while cabinet work is underway

The working kitchen area needs to remain clear while fixed cabinet surfaces are protected and finished. Before the start date, confirm which drawers and cabinet interiors must be emptied, access to the home, appliance use during work, pets and the daily work area. The estimate and schedule should identify the periods when the kitchen cannot be used normally.

Ready to reinstall is different from fully cured

A finish can be ready for careful handling before it reaches its full cure. Follow the product-specific care instructions provided for your project. During early use, avoid impacts, abrasive scrubbing, strong cleaners and leaving water around seams or edges. Ask when normal cleaning can resume; the answer depends on the coating and conditions.

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