Cabinet painting
First Process for painting Cabinets
- Meeting with our customers and listening to what there expectations are with the outcome of the kitchen cabinet painting is the first important part of our job.
- We then put a plan in place and prep the homeowner on how we think is the best way to get the project done in a timely fashion.
- Painting cabinets takes time and patience if you want a professional job done right then you came to the right place.
Kitchen Cabinet Painting Process
- Removal of all handles and hinges from cabinet doors and draws
- We then like to take the doors and draw faces to our shop for the prepping and spraying of these items, if no done on site.
- We cover and protect floors and walls in areas where we will be painting, which could also include tenting the areas in.
- Light sanding is then done to cabinet faces/frames, followed by wiping them down with tack clothes to remove fine dust and more.
- Application of an extreme bonding primer applied by spraying or rolling with a fine 3/16 mohair nap for the fine finish.
- Sanding and tack cloth process again before applying the top coats of Emerald Urethane Acrylic cabinet paint. Two coats are applied for best results.
Completion of kitchen cabinet painting
- At the completion stage of painting the cabinets we thoroughly check over the look that is achieved to make sure things are great.
- All coverings are removed and where cabinets meet walls we caulk these areas to give a tight clean look.
- We return with doors and draw faces if taken off site and install hardware and doors and draw faces back to the original spot they came from.
- Adjustment of doors are sometimes required, if hardware is adjustable we take care of them for you.
- Final touches if needed on cabinets if needed.