Kitchen Cabinet Painting in Lincoln

Spray application gives a hard, even finish that brushes and rollers cannot match on flat cabinet fronts. We remove doors, hinges, and handles before spraying in a controlled environment, eliminating brush marks and drips entirely.

Once dry and cured, doors are re-hung and hardware refitted. Most kitchens are back in use within two to three days. For a full interior painting project that includes adjacent rooms, we coordinate timings so the kitchen is the last space disrupted.

Solid wood doors need thorough sanding to cut through any existing lacquer or wax layer. MDF doors absorb primer differently and need a specialist primer coat before the top coats go on.

We identify the door material at the quoting stage and select the correct primer and paint system for that surface. There is no guesswork involved.

Changing cabinet colour is the most common reason clients call us. Shaker-style doors in north-facing Lincoln kitchens often benefit from warmer whites and off-whites rather than cool greys, which can look flat in low light.

We work with any trade or retail paint brand. Popular choices include Farrow and Ball, Little Greene, and Dulux Trade. We supply all materials unless the client has a specific preference.

A full kitchen replacement typically costs £8,000 to £25,000 depending on size and scope. A professional spray paint job on the same units costs a fraction of that and uses the same carcasses and layout you already know.

If the carcasses and drawers are sound, repainting is almost always the better investment. We assess this honestly at the quote stage.

Carcass interiors and door interiors are painted when requested. This is worth doing if the existing interior colour is dark and you are switching to a light door colour, as the contrast becomes visible when doors are open.

We do not resurface worktops, but edges are cut in cleanly around them and all surfaces protected during the spraying process. Overspray protection is part of every job.