Checking the Cabinets
We check the material and the condition of the fronts and whether repainting suits them.

Cabinet doors and fronts given a new finish
In Brief
Cabinet front painting gives kitchen and wardrobe cabinet doors and fronts a new finish. We remove or mask hardware, degrease and sand the surface, fill and prime, and paint so the finish bonds well and looks even. It suits sound cabinets that look dated or worn.
Kitchen cabinet fronts are among the hardest surfaces to paint well: they are handled daily, exposed to grease and steam and visible at eye level. If the surface is not properly cleaned and prepared, the new paint peels at the edges and handles.
We check the cabinet material, remove or mask hardware, degrease and sand the surface, fill and prime and then paint. Cabinet doors and fronts can be repainted after preparation. If the doors or carcasses are damaged, a repair may be needed first; see cabinet and wardrobe repair. For a smoother, sprayed finish see door and cabinet spraying. The full service is on our door painting page.

We check the material and the condition of the fronts and whether repainting suits them.
Handles and hinges are removed or masked before sanding starts.
Grease is cleaned off and the old finish is sanded so the new coat bonds.
Dents are filled and surfaces primed for good adhesion.
Fronts are painted in the coats needed for an even finish.
We check for drips and missed edges before we finish.
Send photos of the cabinets and the number of fronts on WhatsApp, with the colour you want.
We confirm the scope and price before work starts.
Hardware is removed or masked, fronts are cleaned, sanded, primed and painted.
We check the finish with you and clean up.
Every property is different, so we confirm the price before any work starts. These are the things that most often change the time and cost.
Yes. Cabinet doors and fronts can be repainted after preparation.
Preparation decides this. We degrease, sand and prime so the paint bonds well, and tell you if a surface is a poor candidate.
Yes. We prepare the surface so the new colour covers evenly.
Spraying can give a smoother finish on flat fronts, but brushing or rolling is often better in tight spaces, and we will say so.
It depends on the number and size of fronts and their condition. We confirm the scope and price before work starts.
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