Kitchen Cabinet Painting in York

A sprayed cabinet door has an even, factory-quality finish that a brush or roller cannot replicate. We remove doors and drawer fronts, then spray them in our workshop under controlled conditions — eliminating brush marks and creating a smooth, consistent texture.

Spraying in a workshop prevents overspray on worktops, appliances, and walls. For complete kitchen repaints with walls and ceilings, see our interior painting page.

Solid wood and MDF doors require different preparation. Solid wood cabinets may have open grain that needs filling and sanding before a smooth finish is achieved. MDF requires an appropriate primer to prevent edges from swelling with moisture.

We assess the material at the site visit and specify the correct preparation for each type. Skipping the primer stage on MDF is the most common cause of cabinet failure.

Cabinet colour affects the whole kitchen feel. Moving from cream to deep navy or forest green changes the room dramatically. We advise on colour at the site visit.

Sample colours can be applied to one or two doors before committing the full project. We build this into the schedule where required.

Cabinet painting is typically one-fifth to one-third of the cost of replacement. Where carcasses are sound, the layout works, and existing doors are in good condition, painting is the right choice.

We advise honestly if the doors are too worn or damaged to give a durable result.

Where cabinet carcass interiors are to be painted, we include these on request. Worktops can be painted with specialist worktop paint.

We advise on realistic durability before any worktop is included in the scope.