Prep is everything on cabinets
Cabinets get handled every day and collect grease and grime, so a durable finish starts with thorough prep. We remove doors, drawers and hardware, degrease every surface, sand to give the new coating something to grip, and fill dings and holes.
A smooth, durable finish
We use a bonding primer followed by a hard-wearing cabinet-grade enamel, applied for a smooth finish without heavy brush marks. Once everything has cured, the doors and hardware go back on.
Our process
- Free estimate and color selection
- Doors, drawers and hardware removed and labeled
- Degreasing, sanding and repairs
- Bonding primer and enamel finish coats
- Reassembly and final walkthrough
Where we offer cabinet painting
We provide cabinet painting throughout St. Clair, Monroe, Madison and Randolph counties, including Belleville, Waterloo, Columbia, Shiloh, Swansea, Fairview Heights, O'Fallon, Mascoutah, Millstadt, Smithton, Freeburg, Collinsville, Edwardsville and Red Bud.
Frequently asked questions
Is painting cabinets cheaper than replacing them?
Usually, by a wide margin. If the cabinet boxes and doors are in good shape, painting gives you a new look for a fraction of the cost of new cabinetry.
Will painted cabinets chip?
Painted cabinets hold up well when they are prepped properly and finished with a cabinet-grade enamel. Most failures come from skipping the degreasing and sanding steps.
Can you paint bathroom vanities too?
Yes. Bathroom vanities, built-ins and other cabinetry get the same process as kitchen cabinets.
