Cabinet Painting and Refinishing in Nashville

Kitchen Cabinet Painting

Painting cabinets well is closer to furniture finishing than wall painting. Doors and drawer fronts come off and get labeled, hardware comes off, and everything gets degreased, because kitchen cabinets carry years of cooking film that no primer will stick through. Then it is sanded, primed with a bonding primer, and sprayed.

The result is a surface with no brush marks in it, which matters on a door you open several times a day. It is also a fraction of what replacing the boxes costs, as long as the boxes themselves are sound.

Spray Finishing

We spray rather than brush cabinet work because a sprayed film lays down flat and cures hard. That means masking off the kitchen properly, controlling overspray, and letting each coat cure before the next one, which is why cabinet jobs run on their own timeline rather than getting squeezed into a room repaint.

Bathroom Vanities and Built-Ins

Vanities, bookcases, window seats, and built-in shelving all take the same process as kitchen cabinets. Bathrooms add moisture, so the product choice changes, and we seal edges and cut-outs that would otherwise wick water and swell.

Furniture Painting and Refinishing

Dressers, tables, and cabinets you already own can be sprayed to match new work or taken in a different direction entirely. Same approach: strip the hardware, degrease, sand, prime, and spray, so the finish is even and hard rather than tacky.