Refinishing kitchen cabinets is the most economical way to change the look of your kitchen with the least amount of fuss. By changing the hardware and cabinet refinishing a kitchen can look like brand new. Many customers refinish their cabinets for the sole purpose of making it easier to sell their home.
A newly refinished kitchen not only adds tremendously to the value of your home it also makes it much easier to sell. Painting, has the ability of making even the most ragged cabinets look like new.
Many people who are happy with the color and style of their cabinets find that for a very reasonable cost they can refinish the doors and drawers only, (where most of the wear and tear takes place), and remove years of use, and it makes their cabinets look like new again.
Refinishing can be an economical and easy answer to your kitchen remodeling questions. I've seen hundreds of kitchens transformed with new countertops, a new floor and refinished cabinets.
Your wood cabinets can be stripped (if needed) and stained to the color of your choice or paint them to a silky smooth luster with a finish equal to or better than any of the finest of new cabinetry.
Cabinet doors and drawers are refinished in my shop, and the frames are refinished on the site at your home. I am very experienced in the art of masking and take great pains to protect the areas not being refinished.
The average kitchen is completed within 2 weeks from removal of the doors to a finished kitchen. There are many different types a paint that can be applied to refinish your kitchen cabinets.
Kitchen Cabinets Preparation - Painted Finish
Remove knobs and hinges from doors
Wash all cabinets with TSP to remove dirt and grease
Sand all cabinets apply primer
Sand all cabinets again - Patch any nicks and stratches
Prime and sand again
Paint kitchen cabinets - Customer choice of colors
Rehang kitchen cabinets and installion of all door hardware
Through inspection of kitchen cabinets - Touch up if needed
