We offer kitchen cabinet painting in Sutton Coldfield as a cost-effective alternative to replacing a sound kitchen. With thorough preparation and hard-wearing coatings, a painted kitchen can look completely new.
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We paint kitchen units and fitted or freestanding furniture in wood, MDF and many laminate or foil finishes.
- Kitchen doors, drawer fronts, frames and end panels
- Degreasing, sanding and specialist priming
- Spray or hand-brushed finishes
- Fitted wardrobes, dressers and freestanding furniture
- New handles fitted on request
- Painting instead of replacing, often at a fraction of the cost of a new kitchen
Our preparation process
Kitchens carry years of grease that stops paint sticking, so we start with a thorough degrease using a specialist cleaner. Doors and drawers are usually removed, labelled and hinges taken off.
We then sand every surface to give a key, fill any chips or dents, and sand again. Shiny or laminate surfaces get a bonding primer made for difficult surfaces, which is what makes the finish durable.
Top coats are hard-wearing cabinet paints applied by spray or brush, built up in thin coats and left to cure properly before doors are refitted.
How we protect your home
Worktops, appliances, floors and walls are masked and sheeted. Where we spray on site, we tent off the area and use extraction to control overspray.
You can usually keep using the kitchen in a limited way during the job. Doors may be painted off site or in another room, and we agree a plan so you are never without a usable kettle and sink for long.
Kitchen cabinet painting costs in Sutton Coldfield
Every job is different, so we always confirm the price in a free written quote.
What moves the price
- Number of doors, drawers and panels
- Cabinet material (wood, MDF or laminate)
- Spray or brush finish
- Repairs needed
- Handle changes
How we paint kitchen cabinets and furniture in Sutton Coldfield
A durable kitchen finish depends on preparation. We remove doors, drawer fronts and handles where possible, clean away years of grease with a degreaser, sand to give the surface a key, fill any dents or chips and apply a bonding primer before the topcoat. The finish can be applied by spray for a smooth, factory-style result, or by brush and roller where that suits the job better, and we'll advise which suits your cabinets. Painted cabinets need time to harden, so we'll agree how long to leave doors before they're used heavily. The same process works for other furniture, including wardrobes, dressers and shelving.
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FAQ
How long does painted cabinetry last?
With proper degreasing, priming and cabinet-grade paint, painted kitchens are durable for everyday use. Like any finish, they need sensible care.
Can you paint laminate or vinyl-wrapped doors?
Often, yes, provided the surface is sound. Peeling wraps need to be assessed first, and we will be honest if painting is not suitable.
Can I use my kitchen during the work?
Mostly. There will be short periods when it is masked off, but we plan around meals and essentials.
Spray or brush finish?
Spraying gives a very smooth factory-style finish; brushing suits traditional Shaker kitchens. We can advise on what suits yours.
How much cheaper is painting than replacing?
Painting a sound kitchen commonly costs a small fraction of a new one, as you keep the carcasses, worktops and appliances.
Example work
These are sample photos for illustration only, not our own completed jobs.
Example: shaker kitchen repaint
Example: painted dresser
