Cabinet painting in Florence, SC

A new kitchen look without a remodel

Many Florence homes have solid wood cabinets in dated oak or cherry finishes. Painting them is one of the most noticeable updates you can make, and it costs far less than new cabinets. A professional finish looks smooth and durable, not brushed-on.

How it's done right

1. Remove doors and hardware. Doors and drawer fronts are labeled and taken off.
2. Clean and degrease. Kitchen cabinets collect grease that must be removed for paint to stick.
3. Sand and prime. A bonding primer helps paint grip the old finish.
4. Spray or fine-finish the paint. Many pros spray doors for a smooth, factory-like look.
5. Cure and reinstall. Doors go back on with the original or new hardware.

Popular looks

• Classic white for a bright, clean kitchen.
• Two-tone: light uppers with darker lowers or a contrasting island.
• Navy, green or charcoal for a richer, modern feel.

Bathrooms and built-ins

The same process works for bathroom vanities, laundry room cabinets, built-in bookshelves and entertainment centers.

Questions to ask

• Will you spray or brush the doors?
• What primer and paint will you use?
• How long will the kitchen be out of use?
• Is the finish covered by a warranty?

Call (854) 400-5365 for a free cabinet painting estimate. Many homeowners pair it with fresh interior paint.