Our team will first tape off and cover the surrounding areas around the cabinets that we will be working on to ensure no paint or dust makes its way onto an undesired surface.

Next, we sand down the top layers of your cabinet to remove any old or chipping paint and any discolored lacquer found on the surface. While removing the old surface makes for a cleaner painting process, it also allows the paint to adhere better to the cabinet's surface, allowing us to use less paint while achieving a better coating. During this process, we can paint the cabinets with brushes and rollers, or even spray the surfaces, depending on your preference.

Once the paint and the topcoat have completely dried, our team will remove our coverings carefully to ensure no tears in the paint. While doing this, we will perform an inspection of the final product, and if we should see any blemishes, we will address the area to apply fixes.