Adding a fresh coat of paint to any surface is a great way to make it look new. Kitchens are no exception, and a freshly painted kitchen cabinet can add value to your home.

Using spray painting to repaint cabinets is a much faster and cheaper solution than brushing them. However, there are several steps involved that need to be done correctly to ensure a successful result. Those who decide to tackle this project themselves will need a special spray gun and basic cans of spray paint, as well as a large work area with good ventilation and masking to keep the overspray from covering other surfaces.

The first step is to strip down the cabinet doors and drawers, removing hinges and hardware if necessary. After the bare wood is cleaned thoroughly, it needs to be sanded down to remove rough edges that will show through the paint. Next, the sanded down areas need to be primed with a primer that is compatible with the type of spray paint used, such as latex or acrylic enamel.

Finally, the cabinets can be spray painted with a variety of finishes, including matte, satin or gloss. Usually, a clear or semi-gloss finish is best for cabinets, as it protects the surface from stains and moisture. It will also help the natural wood tones stand out. Then the finished products can be reinstalled in the kitchen, giving them a new and improved look that will last longer and require less maintenance than the old cabinets. This will greatly increase the resale value of your home as well. So if you’re ready to give your kitchen a new look, get in touch with us for an estimate on a customisable kitchen customisable kitchen spray painting solutions solution!