Okay, you are tired of the look of your kitchen cabinets and feeling particularly ambitious, which makes you think about tackling the cabinet painting project yourself.
Hold on a second, though, and we’ll tell you what’s involved with painting kitchen cabinets so that they look professional, even brand new.
When we paint kitchen cabinets, we remove all of the doors and drawers, most of which have some type of laminate front or tough factory-finish. Before we can begin the painting process, we need to sand and prep the wood. We then prep the surface of the cabinet doors and drawers, in order to ensure that the paint we apply will properly adhere and stand up to years of wear and tear.
We apply a special cabinetry paint – any color you’d like – to the doors and drawers, as well as the cabinet frames (also known as cabinet boxes). Once everything is professionally painted, we remount the doors, insert the drawers, and put on the knobs, latch plates, and other hardware.
By the time we finish your kitchen cabinet painting project, it’s hard, if not impossible, to discern that the cabinets aren’t totally brand new.
If you’re considering painting your kitchen cabinets yourself, you need to factor in: your hours, the cost of the paint and supplies, your level of expertise and patience, and the risk of ending up with a less-than-professional finished product.
Not convinced that it may be easier and less expensive (in the long run) to let us paint your kitchen cabinets? For a free estimate on our top quality cabinet painting, please call (303) 222-0110, or e-mail us at info@denvercabinetpainters.com. We’d be proud to help you bring your vision to life!
We’ll be happy to offer more information on DIY Cabinet Painting the benefits of cabinet painting vs refacing and cabinet painting vs replacement. In addition to cabinet painting, we also offer interior painting services for other areas such as fireplace mantel surrounds, built-in bookshelves, window sills, doors, kitchen islands, entertainment centers, and more!