Correct adhesion
Degreasing, keying and a compatible primer are essential on factory finishes, laminates and previously coated cabinets.
Kitchen spray painting in London
A professional cabinet respray can change the appearance of an existing kitchen without replacing sound doors and units. Preparation, masking and the correct coating system are the critical parts of the job.
Service
What the work covers
We respray suitable kitchen doors, drawer fronts, end panels and fixed cabinet sections in a chosen colour and sheen. Before quoting, we identify the existing finish and substrate so the preparation and primer can be matched to it.
Doors and drawers are labelled and prepared systematically. The kitchen is protected and masked before fixed sections are sprayed, and the finish is built up in controlled coats for an even appearance without brush marks.
- Doors and drawer fronts removed, labelled and prepared systematically
- Degreasing, sanding or keying and adhesion priming as required
- Fixed panels, end panels, plinths and visible cabinet sections included where agreed
- Worktops, appliances, floors, walls and fittings fully masked and protected
- Spray-applied colour and sheen agreed before work starts
- Existing handles refitted or replacement handles fitted if supplied and compatible
Approach
How the work runs
A clear sequence from survey and preparation through to application, inspection and handover.
Stage 1
Assessment
We identify the cabinet material and existing finish, agree the colour and sheen, and issue a written quotation.
Stage 2
Strip and prepare
Doors and drawers are labelled and removed as required; all spray surfaces are cleaned, keyed and primed.
Stage 3
Mask and spray
The kitchen is isolated and protected before multiple controlled coats are spray-applied to the agreed finish.
Stage 4
Refit and inspect
Doors, drawers and hardware are refitted, masking is removed and the completed kitchen is checked with you.
What matters
Built around the finish, not just the topcoat
The visible paint is the final stage. Preparation, protection and a clearly defined scope are what make the result consistent.
Controlled masking
The working area is isolated so spray is contained and worktops, appliances and adjacent finishes remain protected.
Colour flexibility
The finish can be matched to many standard colour references, subject to the coating system selected for the kitchen.
Selected work
Relevant project work
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Coverage
Where we work
Kitchen spray painting is offered across Greater London and nearby areas including Romford, East London and Essex. Projects are surveyed before pricing so cabinet condition, access, masking and the required finish are all allowed for.
For an exact price, send the project postcode and a short description of the work. We will arrange a site visit where needed and return a written quotation.
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Common questions
Kitchen spray painting questions
Practical answers about scope, preparation, access and delivery.
How long does kitchen respraying take?
Many kitchens can be completed within a few days, but the programme depends on the number of doors and panels, repairs, preparation, coating system and curing time.
Can you match a specific colour?
We can work with many recognised colour references, including RAL and colours from major decorative paint brands, subject to the professional coating system being used.
Do we need to move out?
Normally not. The kitchen itself will have restricted use during preparation and spraying, and we explain the working sequence before starting.
Can laminate or vinyl-wrapped doors be sprayed?
Some can, but suitability depends on the substrate and the condition of the existing wrap or finish. We inspect it first and only specify a system we consider suitable.