Painting
Cabinet Refinishing
Spray-finished cabinet painting and refinishing. A factory-smooth finish at a fraction of the cost of new cabinets. The highest-ROI kitchen update.
Full
Prep Standard
PPG/SW
Premium Paints
Interior
+ Exterior
#905391
CA License
Cabinet Refinishing
Cabinet Refinishing in San Diego County
Refinishing cabinets is the single highest-ROI kitchen update. You keep the boxes, replace nothing structural, and walk away with a factory-smooth sprayed finish for a fraction of the cost of new cabinetry. The catch: it only looks factory-grade if it is sprayed, not brushed, with proper degreasing, sanding, and bonding primer. Brushed cabinet 'painting' is what gives the category a bad name.
Our cabinet process
Remove doors and drawers and label them. Degrease every surface (kitchen grease is the number-one adhesion killer). Sand and apply a bonding primer built for slick cabinet surfaces. Spray two finish coats in a controlled setup. Reinstall with new or existing hardware. The result is smooth, hard, and washable.
Why sprayed beats brushed
A brush leaves stroke marks on a surface you touch every day. Spraying lays a uniform, factory-smooth coat. We set up containment and spray on-site, or shop-spray doors where the situation calls for it. This is the difference between a refinish that looks new and one that looks repainted.
Refinish vs replace
If your cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, refinishing saves a large fraction of a full cabinet replacement and takes far less time. If the boxes are failing or you want a new layout, replacement is the right call — and we do that too under kitchen remodeling. We give you the honest read.
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Common Questions
Frequently asked.
Is refinishing cabinets cheaper than replacing them?
Substantially. Refinishing keeps your existing boxes and re-finishes the visible surfaces, which costs a fraction of new cabinetry and takes less time. It is the highest-ROI kitchen update when the boxes are sound.
Will painted cabinets hold up to daily use?
Yes, when done right — degreased, sanded, bonding-primed, and sprayed with a durable finish. The prep is what makes it last. A brushed, under-prepped cabinet job chips; a properly sprayed one wears like factory finish.
Do you spray or brush cabinets?
We spray. Spraying is the only way to get the factory-smooth, stroke-free finish that makes refinished cabinets look new. We set up proper containment to do it cleanly on-site or shop-spray the doors.
How long does cabinet refinishing take?
Scope-dependent on the number of doors and drawers and whether we spray on-site or in-shop. We set a written schedule up front. The kitchen is partially usable through most of the process.