We take great pride in each and every cabinet job we take on. The process for most cabinetry takes approximately 3-4 days from start to finish, depending upon how many cabinets you have, plus any unattached island. We prep the designated painting areas with masking paper, plastic, and sensitive painters tape to ensure protection of your appliances, floors, etc. We then begin removal of the cabinet hardware and doors for sanding, priming, and final top coat painting. Expect your cabinet doors to be painted both inside and out, including the outer trim, but not inside the cabinets, unless you have exposed glass cabinets.
We typically paint onsite by either sealing off your kitchen, creating a plastic booth to conceal dust, and ventilating outside. We can also work outside depending on the weather, or if possible utilizing your garage, which would be sealed off and protected. We do not roll cabinets, (unless you specifically ask us to). We prefer to spray all our cabinetry doors using a high volume, low-pressure [HVLP] sprayer. (Think of it as high-end airbrush). The HVLP is the gold standard for achieving a flawless finish.
Please note* When your paint project is completed, please ensure all cabinet doors are not touched by hand for at least 30 days, and are only opened by touching the hardware itself. Any jewelry, rings, etc., have the potential to scrape or scratch off the finished coat even after the paint is dry. If the final coat has been compromised in any way, it is very difficult to achieve the original topcoat look and feel. Paint needs time to bond and cure to the wood. Any paint, [even the best brands on the market] have the potential to chip or peel after the final coat is applied. So please ensure you take great care with your completed cabinetry.
We typically paint onsite by either sealing off your kitchen, creating a plastic booth to conceal dust, and ventilating outside. We can also work outside depending on the weather, or if possible utilizing your garage, which would be sealed off and protected. We do not roll cabinets, (unless you specifically ask us to). We prefer to spray all our cabinetry doors using a high volume, low-pressure [HVLP] sprayer. (Think of it as high-end airbrush). The HVLP is the gold standard for achieving a flawless finish.
Please note* When your paint project is completed, please ensure all cabinet doors are not touched by hand for at least 30 days, and are only opened by touching the hardware itself. Any jewelry, rings, etc., have the potential to scrape or scratch off the finished coat even after the paint is dry. If the final coat has been compromised in any way, it is very difficult to achieve the original topcoat look and feel. Paint needs time to bond and cure to the wood. Any paint, [even the best brands on the market] have the potential to chip or peel after the final coat is applied. So please ensure you take great care with your completed cabinetry.
Below are some examples of our cabinet work before, during, and after. You may choose to have a Room Ninjas™ rep visit your home to take photos and discuss your project in further detail, or if you simply do not have time for that you may email us photos of your cabinets from various angles and we can work up an estimate remotely. Please provide at least one close up photo in the pictures to allow us to see the type of woodgrain and or finish we are dealing with. For more more info please email us or call.
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Room Ninjas™ is licensed and insured for commercial general liability up to $2,000,000.00 collectively by Landers Insurance Agency LLC / Erie Insurance®.