Cabinet Painting Project
Posted on March 11, 2021
We recently completed a cabinet painting project in Albuquerque and wanted to highlight the project in this post. The customer wanted to update the look of the kitchen and go from the original wood finish to a painted finish. We had previously painted the kitchen walls as part of a large interior project and the homeowners wanted a cohesive look to the room with a two-tone motif.
Prepping The Cabinets
We made sure to thoroughly remove all dirt, grime, and grease from the doors, drawers, and cabinet surfaces that are known to accumulate over time. We removed the doors, drawers, and all the hardware as part of our preparation process.
Painting And Reinstallation
After preparing the surfaces, a primer coat was applied using Sherwin Williams PrimeRx® Peel Bonding Primer, then multiple finish coats using Sherwin Williams Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel Paint.
Our Job-Site-Supervisor, Tony, opted to paint the doors and drawers off-site in our facility (with the customer’s permission) as there was limited space in the home. This allowed us to use a spray technique for an outstanding finish.
The customer was retaining the existing hardware, so it was re-installed along with new felt bumper pads.
Project Details
Completion Time: 3 days
Paint Color: Sherwin Williams SW7004 Snow Bound and SW 6256 Serious Gray
Challenges: We were limited by space.
Portfolio Images (Before)
Portfolio Images (After)
