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Read the short answers below. For the long answers, see our guides: cost, spray vs. brush, best paint, and DIY vs. pro.
Or just call (301) 679-9193 — we like talking cabinets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is painting cabinets worth it?
For most kitchens, yes. A pro refinishing job costs far less than new cabinets and makes the kitchen look new. See paint vs. reface vs. replace.
How long will painted cabinets last?
With proper prep and a hard-wearing topcoat, many years of daily use. High-touch spots like handles wear first. See how long cabinet paint lasts.
Will you take my kitchen apart?
We remove doors and drawer fronts to spray them in our setup. The frames stay in place and are finished on site. Your kitchen is never gutted.
Can I use my kitchen during the job?
Mostly yes. The stove and fridge stay usable. We ask you to empty the cabinets, and there will be a day or two of masking and tenting.
What paint do you use on cabinets?
Cabinet-grade enamels made for the job — hard, scrubbable, and smooth when sprayed. See our guide to the best paint for kitchen cabinets.
Do painted cabinets chip?
Any painted surface can chip with a hard knock. Good prep and a hard topcoat keep it rare. Small chips are easy to touch up — see our touch-up page.
Can you match a color I found online?
Usually yes. Bring the swatch or the name and we will match it. We also bring our own samples to your visit.
Do you paint the insides of cabinets?
Standard jobs cover the outside faces and frames. Interiors can be added — ask at your visit.
What about lead paint on old cabinets?
Most Orlando homes are newer than the lead-paint era, but we test when the age is uncertain and follow safe practices.
Do you guarantee your work?
Yes — ask us for the details at your visit, and read what a cabinet painting warranty should cover.