While it is true that we specialize in kitchen cabinet refinishing and resurfacing, we can help with just about any room in the house where you have cabinets! Some ideas include: the bathroom, the laundry room, the pantry (butler’s pantries included!) and even the mud room.
To minimize disorder and inconvenience, we will remove your cabinet doors and drawer fronts and perform much of the work at our facility in Denver, Co. A prep crew will tape, paper and cover the areas around your cabinet boxes before cleaning and sanding them. The boxes will then be sprayed (never brushed) with the custom stain or color of your choice. Because our product is fast-drying, we can quickly reinstall your doors and drawer fronts, and you will have full use of your beautiful new cabinetry immediately!
The Benefits Of Kitchen Cabinet Refinishing
Replacing cabinetry is expensive and time consuming. Simply painting your cabinets will lead to chipping and flaking over time. Refinishing is an easy, cost-effective alternative that will give your cabinetry a beautiful, updated look, while adding value to your home. Our team is skilled in creating custom stains and dyes and matching any color or paint sample. We are experts in creating specialty finishes including glazes, fine lines, pin-striping, faux finishes and distressing.
For an even greater impact, Cabinet Refinishing Denver, offers custom Cabinet Refinishing in Denver, that can enhance the look of your cabinetry with new door fronts, knobs, pulls, moldings, deco panels, specialty hidden or soft-close hinges and drawers, pullouts and more.
We service all of Colorado and surrounding areas of Boulder Colorado including: Highlands Ranch CO, Parker Co, centennial Co, Castle Pines Co, Castle Rock Co, and all of Douglas County, Lakewood CO, Littleton Co., Jefferson County, Broomfield, Thornton, Littleton, Arapahoe County, Adams County and all of Denver County, Centennial CO, including Boulder Co, Colorado Springs CO and the entire state of Colorado. Superior Colorado, Louisville Colorado, Frederick Colorado, Longmont Colorado, Loveland Colorado, fort Collins Colorado, Lafayette Colorado, Erie Colorado, and Firestone Colorado.
As a family owned business, we understand the hardships of keeping a home remodeling project on track with the budget. Let us provide you with the quality work that you require for your kitchen cabinet painting and refinishing project. At Cabinet Refinishing Denver, your satisfaction is our number one priority.
Videos of Our Cabinet Painting Work in Denver.
Our experienced and dedicated family members are Committed to giving you a highly durable beautiful finishes using non toxic low voc coatings.This craftsmanship is combined with a dedication to exceptional customer service. The following are some highlights of the Cabinet Refinishing Denver, process.
Get any appearance you want by selecting any color, or match to whatever you’d like such as tile or counter.Then select any sheen level.
Our paint looks like it was personally applied, not like a film of plastic.
We use waterborne primers, paints, and protective clear coats as the basis for the Cabinet Refinishing Denver, cabinet painting system.
All of the coating products we utilize are non toxic, very low VOC, and can be safely applied in an inhabited house or building.
DON’T: Use Old Paint or Stain that You Have in Your Garage
Resist the urge to use the old paint or stain you’ve been storing in your garage. Paints and stains tend to separate over time and may not adhere to your cabinet surfaces, even if you’ve properly cleaned and sanded them. You also may not have enough paint or stain to complete your project, and exactly matching the paint or stain if you run out may be impossible.
DO: Properly Prepare Your Cabinets
Proper preparation is the key to success when you refinish your kitchen cabinets. This means you’ll have to remove all the hardware and the cabinet drawers and doors before you begin painting or staining.
DON’T: Just Start Painting or Staining
Don’t shave time off your kitchen cabinet painting project by beginning the painting or staining process immediately. You could risk dripping paint or stain all over your counters, and you could end up with unsightly door pulls and hinges that are covered in paint.
DO: Remove all the Hardware and Doors
Before you begin to paint or stain, you will need to remove all the hardware so that you do not accidentally get paint or stain on them. This includes the door pulls and hinges. If your cabinets do not have any door pulls, you will still need to remove the doors and drawers from your kitchen cabinets as well as the hinges. Remember to put all your hardware in a safe place and mark it for each cabinet so you can use it once you are finished painting or staining. Also, remember to cover your kitchen counters and the floors next to your cabinets with thick contractors plastic to prevent accidental drips and spills.
DON’T: Refinish the Cabinets in Place
Whatever you do, don’t refinish your cabinets with the doors, hinges and hardware in place. Even if you are extremely careful, you could still end up with paint or stain on your kitchen counters and kitchen floors.
DO: Take the Doors Outside
Once you have all your doors and drawers removed, take them outside or into your garage to finish the preparation. If you have laminate cabinets, you will need to clean all the dirt and debris from the surface and lightly sand the laminate. This helps ensure that your paint sticks to the laminate surface. If you plan to restain your wood cabinets, you’ll need to sand off all the existing stain and remove any residual wood dust from the surface.
DON’T: Sand the Doors Inside
It may be tempting you sand the fronts of your cabinet doors and drawers inside but resist the urge. Wood dust tends to get on everything, and if your air conditioner or furnace is running at the time, those dust particles can get sucked into your HVAC system and deposit that dust everywhere in your home.
DO: Use a Sponge or Small Paint Roller
Consider using a paint sponge or paint roller to paint your cabinets instead of a paintbrush. Using a sponge or brush ensure you get a nice even coat of paint that doesn’t contain paint lines that can diminish the new look of your cabinets.
DON’T: Use Spray Painting
Spray painting are often the go-to choice for small painting projects. However, paintbrushes tend to create lines in the paint, which can be unsightly on laminate cabinets.
DO: Remember to Refinish or Stain Your Cabinet Fronts
Once you’ve finished painting or staining your cabinet doors and drawers, don’t forget to sand, paint and stain the other visible parts of your cabinets. This includes the sides and backs of islands and any front slats and/or cabinet sides that are visible. Since this part of the project requires painting or staining and sanding inside your kitchen, remember to lay contractor’s plastic across your counters and appliances as well as your floors in order to prevent spills and messes.
DON’T: Just Put the Doors Back on Once They’ve Dried
If you leave the slats and other visible parts of your cabinets alone, you will end up with two-tone cabinets. Your doors and drawer fronts will look new and fresh while the remaining visible parts of your cabinets may still look dirty, dingy and old.
DO: Consider Using a Paint Pro, Like Cabinet Refinishing Denver, and serving all of Colorado
If you are concerned about the end result of your cabinet painting or staining project, consider hiring a paint pro, like Cabinet Refinishing Denver. Hiring a professional cabinet staining and painting contractor can ensure that you get the exact look you want for your cabinets. Not to mention, cabinet painting pros can recommend the right paints and stains for your project so that it lasts for years.
DON’T: Just Use any Cabinet Painters in Denver Co. And surrounding areas.
When it comes to choosing the right cabinet painters for your project in Chesapeake and Virginia Beach, don’t choose the first contractor that shows up in your Google search. Instead, look for a contractor that specializes in painting cabinets and has several years of experience like Cabinet Refinishing Denver. This will ensure that they have the knowledge and equipment to complete the job on-time.
No toxic solvent or lacquer based products are used.
Our coatings have exceptional durability ,high resistance to scuffs and abrasion,extremely washable,and excellent water resistance.
No mess of demolition, surfaces not to be painted are completely protected, including floors, walls, and appliances.
Kitchen cabinet painting takes approximately 3-5 days in your home .
The Kitchen Cabinet Denver cabinet painting system can be applied to any type of cabinet, including vanities, book cases, entertainment centers, and built ins. Call us today! 720-219-9716
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