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Cabinet Painting, Step by Step
Sound cabinets do not need replacing to look new. A.G. Williams Painting Company refinishes worn kitchen cabinets with labeled removal, thorough degreasing, a bonding primer, and a sprayed finish—a fresh, modern kitchen with far less cost and disruption than a full renovation.
Watch the process
See a worn kitchen come back finished
Follow the six steps A.G. Williams uses to contain the kitchen, remove and label the doors, degrease, prime, spray, and reinstall.
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What the video covers
Video transcript
- Containment. Counters, floors, appliances, and openings are covered and sealed so dust stays in one place and the rest of the house stays usable.
- Disassembly. Doors, drawers, and hardware are labeled and removed so every piece returns to its exact opening. Removable faces are finished at A.G. Williams’ shop.
- Deep clean. Every face is degreased to strip years of cooking residue. Skip this and the finish sits on grease instead of wood.
- Prep and prime. Surfaces are sanded to break the old sheen, then sealed with a bonding primer. This step decides how long the finish holds.
- Finish coats. A cabinet-grade finish is sprayed for an even surface without brush marks. Fixed frames are sprayed or hand-finished depending on the kitchen.
- Reinstall and review. Doors and drawers return to their labeled openings, hardware is adjusted, and we walk the touch points with you before the kitchen goes back into service.
Your project
How a cabinet project runs
From the first walkthrough to the final review, you know what happens next and what is expected of you.
- 1
Walkthrough
A field supervisor reviews cabinet condition, finish direction, grain visibility, and how your kitchen is used day to day.
- 2
Color and sheen
You choose the color and sheen before work starts, and we show you how both will look on your own doors.
- 3
Written proposal
Preparation, the finish system, cure times, and the kitchen access you keep during the project are all delivered in writing.
- 4
Controlled finishing
The kitchen is contained, and removable doors and drawer fronts are painted in our shop. The labeled system keeps every piece accounted for.
- 5
Reinstall and review
Everything returns to its labeled opening, hardware is adjusted, and we walk the touch points with you. If something is not right, we come back and fix it.
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