Address
2960 Eastern Ave, Rochester Hills, MI 48307
hkhcoatings@gmail.com
Call or Text
(947) 218-2670
Address
2960 Eastern Ave, Rochester Hills, MI 48307
hkhcoatings@gmail.com
Call or Text
(947) 218-2670
Cabinet painting is one of the best ways to update a kitchen or bathroom without a full remodel. It only holds up, though, if the grease, grime, and old finish are actually removed first. We treat cabinets like a real refinishing job, not a quick roll-on repaint.
Doors, drawers, and hardware come off and get labeled so reassembly matches perfectly.
Cabinets get degreased to remove cooking residue and buildup that would otherwise stop paint from bonding.
We sand all surfaces for adhesion and prime bare wood or repaired spots.
Doors and drawer fronts are sprayed separately for a smooth, factory-style finish; boxes are finished in place.
Once cured, everything goes back together with the original or new hardware.
Outdated cabinet colors, worn or chipped factory finishes, or cabinets that still have good bones but look tired are the usual reasons to repaint instead of replace. It's a good fit for kitchens, bathroom vanities, and built-ins alike.
Typically we focus on all visible surfaces, doors, drawer fronts, and boxes.
Cabinets get a sprayed finish designed to handle daily use, but like any painted surface, gentle cleaning products will help it last.
Yes, as long as the surface is properly prepped and primed, we can move to a different color, including going from stained wood to painted.
We remove existing hardware to paint the doors cleanly. Reinstalling your existing hardware or installing new hardware you provide is part of the job.