Cabinet painting in Denver with a factory smooth finish.
Kitchen and bathroom cabinets sprayed, not brushed, for a hard durable surface with no brush marks and no roller stipple. A fraction of the cost of new cabinetry.
Free Written Estimates
No pressure, no surprises
Licensed and Insured
Fully covered on every job
Owner on Every Job
Not a rotating subcontractor
Razor Sharp Lines
Prep done right the first time
Spotless Cleanup
We leave it better than we found it
The cheapest way to get a new kitchen is to keep the one you have.
Solid cabinet boxes rarely need replacing. What dates a kitchen is the color, the sheen and the hardware. Refinishing gets you a completely different room for a fraction of what new cabinetry costs, and it takes days instead of months.
The catch is that cabinets are the least forgiving surface in the house. They get touched constantly, they see grease and water, and every flaw sits at eye level. That is why we degrease, sand, prime with a bonding primer and spray the finish instead of brushing it.
- Doors and drawer fronts removed, labeled and sprayed off site or in a controlled area
- Boxes and face frames sprayed in place with full containment
- Bonding primer selected for your specific cabinet material
- Durable cabinet grade enamel that cures hard and cleans up
How a cabinet refinish actually runs.
This is a finish carpentry level process, not a paint job with a roller and a prayer.
Remove and label
Every door, drawer front and piece of hardware is removed and labeled so it goes back exactly where it came from.
Degrease completely
Kitchen cabinets carry years of cooking oil. We clean with a degreaser until the surface is genuinely ready, because primer will not stick to grease.
Sand and fill
All surfaces are scuff sanded to break the existing sheen. Dents, chips and open grain are filled and sanded smooth.
Bonding primer
A specialty bonding primer matched to your cabinet material, whether that is oak, maple, thermofoil, laminate or previously painted wood.
Sprayed finish coats
Multiple thin coats of cabinet grade enamel applied with an HVLP sprayer, sanded lightly between coats for a glass smooth result.
Reinstall and adjust
Hardware reinstalled, doors rehung and hinges adjusted so every door closes evenly and every reveal lines up.
Sprayed and brushed cabinets are not the same product.
No brush marks
A sprayed enamel lays down flat and level. Brushed cabinets carry visible stroke marks that catch light forever, especially in a dark color.
Cures hard
Cabinet enamels need real cure time to reach full hardness. We tell you exactly when you can load the shelves again instead of pretending it is instant.
Color that sells
Deep navy, forest green, warm greige and soft white islands are where Front Range kitchens are going. We will brush out samples on a spare door first.
You keep your kitchen. We contain the mess.
We build a containment zone with plastic sheeting and run air filtration so overspray and dust stay in the work area. Your counters, appliances and floors are fully covered.
Most kitchens are back in normal use within three to five working days, with doors returning at the end. We stage the work so you keep access to your sink, fridge and range for as much of the project as possible.
- Containment and air filtration during spraying
- Sink, fridge and range kept usable where possible
- Clear guidance on cure times before heavy use
Frequently asked questions
Still not sure? Call (720) 629-9129 and talk to a real person who has actually held a brush.
Cabinet refinishing is generally priced by the number of doors, drawer fronts and linear feet of face frame and boxes, plus the condition of the existing finish. It typically runs a small fraction of the cost of new cabinetry. Your written estimate counts the actual pieces in your kitchen.
A standard kitchen usually takes three to five working days on site, with doors and drawer fronts returning at the end. Larger kitchens with islands and pantries can run a little longer.
Yes. Oak has a deep open grain, so if you want a completely smooth look we fill the grain and sand it back before priming. If you prefer to keep some grain texture, we can do that too. We will show you both on a sample door.
Usually yes, with the correct bonding primer and careful prep. Thermofoil that is already peeling from the substrate is the one case where refacing or replacement is the honest recommendation, and we will tell you if that is what we find.
Not when the prep is done right. Failure on cabinets is almost always a degreasing or priming shortcut, not a paint quality issue. We use cabinet grade enamels that cure to a hard, washable surface.
Not necessarily, though new pulls and hinges are an inexpensive way to complete the change. If you are switching from knobs to pulls we can fill and redrill the fronts as part of the job.
You can use the kitchen throughout most of the project. Once doors are reinstalled the finish is dry to the touch, but cabinet enamels keep hardening for two to three weeks. We give you specific guidance on when to load shelves and when to stop using felt pads.
Boxes and face frames are sprayed in place inside a sealed containment area with air filtration. Doors and drawer fronts are sprayed in a controlled environment for the cleanest possible finish.
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Let us give you a number you can trust.
Tell us about your project and we will walk the space, talk through colors and finishes, and send a clear written estimate. No pressure and no sales games.