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  • Serves Waukesha, WI
  • Serves Waukesha, WI
Peter H. says, "Greg just completed spray painting my kitchen cabinets, frames, side panels and crown molding. I was originally concerned before the project started that I might have overspray to other adjacent surfaces during the painting process. My concerns, however, were alleviated when I observed how thorough Greg was with the taping and masking, and installing various barriers to eliminate the possibility of any overspray beyond the cabinet area. Greg was very meticulous in his preparation prior to the spray painting, i.e., filling hinge holes, sanding, caulking, covering the floor, ceiling, countertops and other adjacent surfaces as needed to protect them from the painting process. The cabinet openings were all masked off so that no paint could enter inside the boxes. All the woodwork to be painted was cleaned and de-glossed so the various coats of paint would bond properly. The cabinets were painted with one coat of primer and two coats of finish paint with sanding in between coats. Upon completion, there was no need to touch up any existing surfaces surrounding the cabinets. A couple small areas on the side panels needed a little additional sanding which Greg immediately took care of. I did not have any cabinet doors or drawers painted, since I was having brand new ones installed. I also removed all material from cabinets and drawers, removed all the cabinet doors and hinges and removed all drawer and shelf glides. The cabinets were completely empty to eliminate any interference with the taping and masking. I am very pleased with the finished product, both with the smoothness of the surfaces, and the overall like-new appearance. Throughout the process, Greg was always very punctual, respective of my property, courteous, and had a great attitude in making sure I was pleased with his work."See more
Peter H. says, "Greg just completed spray painting my kitchen cabinets, frames, side panels and crown molding. I was originally concerned before the project started that I might have overspray to other adjacent surfaces during the painting process. My concerns, however, were alleviated when I observed how thorough Greg was with the taping and masking, and installing various barriers to eliminate the possibility of any overspray beyond the cabinet area. Greg was very meticulous in his preparation prior to the spray painting, i.e., filling hinge holes, sanding, caulking, covering the floor, ceiling, countertops and other adjacent surfaces as needed to protect them from the painting process. The cabinet openings were all masked off so that no paint could enter inside the boxes. All the woodwork to be painted was cleaned and de-glossed so the various coats of paint would bond properly. The cabinets were painted with one coat of primer and two coats of finish paint with sanding in between coats. Upon completion, there was no need to touch up any existing surfaces surrounding the cabinets. A couple small areas on the side panels needed a little additional sanding which Greg immediately took care of. I did not have any cabinet doors or drawers painted, since I was having brand new ones installed. I also removed all material from cabinets and drawers, removed all the cabinet doors and hinges and removed all drawer and shelf glides. The cabinets were completely empty to eliminate any interference with the taping and masking. I am very pleased with the finished product, both with the smoothness of the surfaces, and the overall like-new appearance. Throughout the process, Greg was always very punctual, respective of my property, courteous, and had a great attitude in making sure I was pleased with his work."

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A professional cabinet painter knows exactly what to do to give your cabinets long-lasting color and appeal. Other painters may also specialize in cabinet painting. You can find a highly rated, professional cabinet painter near you by searching online. Look at their online reviews and ratings from customers, as well as photos of recently painted cabinets that showcase the pro’s work.

The average cost to have your kitchen cabinets painted by a professional ranges from $1,200 to $7,000. However, the layout of your cabinets can affect the complexity of the job and increase the cost. Your costs might also vary depending on how many kitchen cabinets need to be painted. And, some cabinet painters may charge extra if they have to remove the doors to paint them.

Contact a few cabinet painters in your area to get a better idea of how much it will cost to paint your kitchen cabinets. Also, read the cost guide for kitchen cabinet painting to learn more about how prices are determined.

The most durable type of paint for kitchen cabinets is anything that’s smooth and easy to clean. It’s often recommended that you choose semi-gloss, gloss or satin finishes as opposed to matte finishes. Matte finishes have a non-uniform surface, which not only attracts dust and grease, but also makes it more vulnerable to damage during wipe downs. 

Don’t hesitate to ask a top-rated cabinet painter for their advice as you’re planning your project.

This depends on your project. Although painting kitchen cabinets is usually significantly cheaper than replacing them, it’s important to look at long-term costs vs. benefits. If your cabinets are damaged from water leaks, mold or warping and can no longer open or close properly, painting them is probably not the best option. You may spend less, but if you have to replace them in the next few years, you will wind up paying far more for having painted them.

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