The kitchen is often the most busy and frequently used room in any home. It’s where you cook meals, entertain and host family gatherings. Having beautiful and durable cabinets in your kitchen can be a great way to increase the value of your home.

Repainting your kitchen cabinets can make a huge impact on the look of your home, and is a cost-effective alternative to a full renovation. At N-Hance Wood Refinishing Downsview – Western York Toronto we offer a number of ways to give your cabinets new life without the expense of a total remodel or redesign.

Custom Color Change
If you want to completely change the style of your kitchen, our team of cabinet painters can add a bright, bold new look to your existing cabinets. With over 400 colors to choose from, we’ll work with you to find a paint that matches your personality and style.

Fixtures and Appliances – You may not have to remove your appliances or fixtures, but they do need to be protected during the painting process. Leaving them in place can create a lot of dust, and that can cause problems for your painted cabinets.

Filling Grain & Pores – Many types of wood have open pores that are noticeable when painting. These pores can be filled with spackling, and you can also sand them before applying primer to help ensure that the paint has a smooth surface.

Replacing hardware – Most homeowners choose to replace their cabinet hardware as part of their painting project, which can add an extra cost.

Using spray machines – There kitchen cabinet painting toronto are several benefits to using spray painting over traditional brushwork when it comes to refinishing your kitchen cabinets. For starters, a professional sprayer is able to use fewer layers of paint and can finish your project in a shorter amount of time. Additionally, a sprayer can produce a smoother, more even finish than a brush can, so it’s much more likely to achieve a quality result.

The cost of a paint job is heavily dependent on the type of paint you use, as well as the number of cabinets that need to be repainted. Glossy paints tend to be more expensive than eggshell or satin finishes, and the quality of the primer you use will also affect the cost of your painting project.

Additional Colors – If you have existing cabinets that need to be painted with more than one colour, the price of your painting project will increase significantly. This is because it requires more spray equipment to be set up, and it takes longer to dry and cure than it would if you just did one colour.

Faux Effects – Adding faux effects like additive ragging or sponging can dramatically increase the cost of your refinishing project. You’ll need to use a high-quality paint that is designed to add depth and texture to your new cabinets, as well as a primer that can be tinted to match the final color.