Cabinet Painting & Refinishing
Refinishing kitchen cabinets is one of the highest-impact projects in a home, and it costs a fraction of a full replacement. We clean, sand, prime, and spray your existing cabinet boxes and doors for a factory-smooth finish, using durable cabinet enamels that resist chipping, staining, and yellowing.
What's Included
- Doors and hardware removed and labeled
- Cleaned and degreased
- Sanded for adhesion
- Bonding primer
- Multiple coats of cabinet enamel
- Sprayed, factory-smooth finish
Our Cabinet Painting Process
We remove doors and hardware, clean and degrease every surface, sand for adhesion, apply a bonding primer, and spray multiple coats of cabinet paint before reinstalling — with new hardware if you want it.
Painting vs. Refacing vs. Replacement
Painting suits solid cabinets that need a fresh look. Refacing fits solid frames with worn doors, and replacement is for damaged frames or a full layout change. For most homeowners, painting delivers a dramatic transformation at a fraction of the cost of new cabinets.
How Long It Takes
A typical kitchen runs about a week: removal and labeling, cleaning and sanding, priming and the first coat, additional coats and curing, then reinstallation, hardware, and a final inspection. Curing time between coats can't be rushed, which is why sprayed professional finishes outlast brushed ones.
Cabinet Painting & Refinishing by City
- Painters in Salt Lake City
- Painters in Sandy
- Painters in Draper
- Painters in West Jordan
- Painters in South Jordan
- Painters in Herriman
- Painters in Murray
- Painters in Park City
- Painters in Bountiful
- Painters in Ogden
- Painters in Layton
- Painters in Farmington
- Painters in North Salt Lake
- Painters in Woods Cross
- Painters in Centerville
- Painters in Kaysville
- Painters in Clearfield
- Painters in Taylorsville
Get a Free Estimate
Request a free cabinet painting & refinishing estimate or call (801) 791-9053.