How cabinet refinishing actually works
Doors and drawer fronts come off, get labeled, and go back to our shop. We sand, fill any nicks, prime with a high-build bonding primer, and spray two finish coats of a cabinet-grade enamel. The cabinet boxes stay in place — we sand, mask the kitchen, prime, and spray those on-site with HVLP gear and full containment.
You're without doors for about a week. The kitchen itself stays usable the whole time.
Why this beats painting cabinets with a brush
Brush marks read on a cabinet door for years. A sprayed cabinet finish, properly primed, looks like factory work. The difference is dramatic up close and it's the reason most DIY cabinet jobs end up getting redone within a couple of years.
Color choices in Indian Trails kitchens
Whites and warm off-whites stay the most popular. Two-tone — light uppers with a charcoal or navy island — is the second most-requested. We can color match to a paint chip, a SW or BM code, or a sample of an existing finish you want to keep.
Indian Trails painting FAQs
Can you spray cabinets without making a mess of the kitchen?+
Yes. We tent the kitchen with poly, run a negative-pressure exhaust to the outside, and spray with HVLP gear. There's no airborne overspray outside the containment.
How long do refinished cabinets last?+
Eight to twelve years on doors that get normal kitchen use. The finish we use is harder than most factory finishes on builder-grade cabinets.
What does cabinet refinishing usually cost in Indian Trails?+
Most kitchens land between $3,500 and $6,500 depending on door count and whether you want a color change. We quote in writing after a 15-minute on-site look.