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BEFORE
Cabinet Refinishing
IN-SHOP WORK
- Remove all cabinet faces and hardware to take to shop
- All cabinet/drawer faces will be cleaned, degreased, and deglazed
- All cabinet faces drawers will be sanded down and cleaned again
- Possible spackling/Bondo work to correct any imperfections
- Possible hole filling and sanding to accommodate new hardware
- Possible grain filling and sanding on oak cabinets depending on customer preferences
- One to two primer coats of top-quality primer will be applied and sanded back
- Two to three topcoats of top-quality millwork grade paint (several options available depending on substrate and customer preferences) will be applied with sanding and cleaning between coats
IN-HOME WORK
- Kitchen or other area being painted will be cordoned off using zip walls to separate work area from non-work area
- Use of air movers, dust extractors on sanders, and air scrubbers for dust mitigation
- Cabinet boxes and entire area will be masked off with a combination tape, paper, and plastic sheeting to protect all surfaces not being painted
- Cabinet boxes will be cleaned, degreased, and deglazed
- Possible spackling/Bondo work to correct any imperfections
- All surfaces getting painted will be sanded and cleaned again
- One to two primer coats of top-quality primer will be applied and sanded back
- Two to three topcoats of top-quality millwork grade paint (several options available depending on substrate and customer preferences) will be applied with sanding and cleaning between coats
- All masking gets removed
- Cabinet faces and hardware will be re-installed
