Cabinet Painting by D&D Painting
Cabinet painting is precision work. We remove doors and hardware, label every piece, degrease and sand, apply a bonding primer and finish with durable cabinet-grade enamel. The result is a smooth, hard-wearing finish without the cost and weeks of disruption of a full kitchen replacement.
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What's included
- Kitchen and bathroom cabinets
- Built-ins, vanities and bookcases
- Islands in contrasting colors
- Degreasing, sanding and bonding primer
- Cabinet-grade enamel topcoats
- Hardware swap and reinstallation
How we spec the job
| Primer | Bonding primer |
| Topcoat | Cabinet-grade enamel |
| Sheen | Satin or semi-gloss |
| Doors | Removed and finished off the boxes |
When to call us
- Cabinets are solid but dated
- You're updating counters or hardware
- Wood cabinets have yellowed or faded
- You're preparing a kitchen for sale
Bundle and save time. Many homeowners combine cabinet painting with other work. One crew can handle painting, drywall, trim, floors and coatings in a single, coordinated schedule.
Cabinet Painting questions
How long does cabinet painting take?
A typical kitchen takes about one week, including dry and cure time between coats. You can usually keep using the kitchen in a limited way during the project.
Will the paint chip?
We use bonding primer and cabinet-grade enamel that cures hard. Proper prep is what keeps the finish from chipping, so we never skip degreasing and sanding.
Can you paint laminate or thermofoil cabinets?
Many laminate cabinets can be painted with the right primer. Peeling thermofoil usually can't. We'll tell you honestly at the estimate.
Where we provide cabinet painting
Scarsdale · Bronxville · Rye · Chappaqua · Armonk · Bedford · Pound Ridge · Larchmont · Harrison · Katonah · Greenwich · Darien · New Canaan · Westport · Ridgefield · Fairfield · Weston · Wilton · Washington · Litchfield · Kent · Salisbury · Roxbury · Sharon · Woodbury · New Milford
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Helpful guides
Cabinet Painting vs. Replacing: How to Decide
If your cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, painting can transform a kitchen without a full renovation. Here's how to tell.
Which Paint Sheen Should You Use in Each Room?
Sheen affects how paint looks, how it cleans and how much it shows wall flaws. A room-by-room guide.