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Spraying furniture or kitchen cabinets — Painter
Provide an inventory of doors, drawers, panels and fixed sections, together with close photographs of the current finish. Ask whether components will be taken to a workshop or sprayed on site, and explain how long the kitchen or furniture can be unavailable for use.
Service scope
Refinishing existing furniture or cabinet components by spray coating after suitable assessment and preparation. The service distinguishes removable doors and drawers, fixed cabinet bodies, hardware and existing laminates or coatings, rather than treating a kitchen as one uniform paintable object.
What is normally included
- Assessment of refinishable components
- Prepared spray finishing
- Agreed dismantling and reassembly
What is not included
- Rebuilding damaged cabinet structures by default
- Assuming all laminate or foil finishes accept the same coating
Typical tasks
- Inspect component materials and existing finish
- Record doors, drawers and exposed panels
- Remove or protect agreed hardware
- Prepare and coat suitable components
- Reassemble and check the agreed finish
What to include in your brief
- Component count and dimensions
- Material and finish photographs
- Damage, grease or peeling areas
- Hardware reuse or replacement plan
- Workshop collection and kitchen-use constraints
Choosing the right professional
Compare like-for-like component schedules and finish samples. Confirm whether cabinet interiors, visible end panels and fixed frames are included, and ask how adhesion suitability and reassembly damage are managed.
Important considerations
- Unsound foil or laminate can make refinishing unsuitable
- Transport and early handling can damage an uncured finish
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