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Close detail of near-black slim Shaker cabinets with a glass-smooth sprayed finish in raking light

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Cabinet Spray Finishing

in Dallas–Fort Worth.

Cured finishes that read as factory, never brushed.

The difference between a painted kitchen and a refinished one is the finish itself. Ours is sprayed with HVLP equipment in thin, even coats, then cured hard, so doors and frames look like they left a cabinet shop, not a paint aisle.

No brush marks. No roller texture.

Brushes and rollers leave texture that shows in raking light, especially on the flat panels of shaker doors. Spraying lays down a level film that reads as smooth from every angle, including under the bright, low under-cabinet lighting most kitchens have now.

Preparation is most of the work

Every surface is cleaned of decades of cooking grease, sanded, and primed with a bonding primer chosen for what's underneath, whether that's stained oak, maple, or an existing painted finish. Hinges and hardware come off; the room is masked and sealed so the finish stays on the cabinets and nowhere else.

A finish built for a working kitchen

We use cabinet-grade coatings designed to resist moisture, cleaning, and daily handling, in the sheen you prefer, from a soft matte to a satin that's easy to wipe down.

Ideal for

  • Solid wood cabinets in good structural condition
  • Dated stained finishes that make a kitchen feel older than it is
  • Previously painted cabinets with brush marks or wear
After: Brush-painted white cabinets with streaks and chips, refinished in a smooth sprayed warm white
Before: Brush-painted white cabinets with streaks and chips, refinished in a smooth sprayed warm white
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A private consultation, in your home.

We'll see the room, talk through color, finish, and door style, and give you an honest recommendation, then follow with a detailed written proposal.