Kitchen Cabinet Spraying
Kitchen Cabinet Spraying & Furniture Painting in Waterford
Kitchen cabinet spraying in Waterford
Most kitchens we are asked to look at are structurally fine – solid carcasses, doors that still close – but the colour has dated or the finish has worn through around the handles. Spraying the doors, drawer fronts and frames in a new colour gives you a smooth, factory-style finish without the cost and upheaval of a new kitchen. Your worktops, appliances and plumbing stay exactly where they are.
How we spray a kitchen
- Survey and colour. We check what the units are made of and how sound they are, agree the colour and sheen with you, and send a fixed written quote within 48 hours.
- Protect and remove. Worktops, floors, appliances and walls are masked. Doors and drawer fronts come off, are labelled, and hinges and handles are bagged so everything goes back where it came from.
- Clean and key. Every surface is degreased – years of cooking grease is the main reason DIY paint peels off kitchen doors – then sanded and any chips filled.
- Prime. A bonding primer matched to the surface, so the finish grips wood, MDF or laminate properly.
- Spray. Fine-finish spray coats for a smooth surface with no brush marks. Frames and end panels are done in place with everything around them masked.
- Refit. Doors rehung and adjusted, handles back on or new ones fitted, and a full clean-up before we leave.
What can be sprayed?
Solid and painted timber, MDF (painted or lacquered), and laminate or melamine with the right bonding primer. Vinyl-wrapped doors that are peeling or lifting need a look first – sometimes the wrap can come off, sometimes the door is better replaced, and we will tell you honestly at the survey. The same process works for kitchen islands, dressers, built-in wardrobes, interior doors and banisters.
Respray or replace?
If the units are sound and the layout works for you, respraying is almost always the better value: no new worktops, no plumber or electrician, no skip full of old units, and the kitchen is out of action for days rather than weeks. If carcasses are swollen from water damage or the layout no longer suits you, we will say so – spraying will not fix a kitchen that needs replacing.
How long does it take?
Most kitchens take a few working days, depending on the number of doors and how much work the frames need. We plan it so you can keep using the kitchen as much as possible, and we tell you how long to treat the new finish gently while it fully hardens.
Doing the walls and ceiling at the same time? See interior painting. Thinking about the bathroom next? See bathroom renovation, or read what affects the cost of a painting job.
Our Furniture Painting Services
- Kitchen Cabinets: Update your kitchen for a fraction of the cost of replacement. We use durable, wipeable paints in any colour you choose.
- Wardrobes & Dressers: Modernise or restore your bedroom furniture with smooth, hardwearing finishes and custom colours.
- Tables & Chairs: Protect and beautify your dining or occasional furniture with specialist paints and finishes.
- Upcycling & Customisation: Add character with distressing, two-tone effects, or unique hardware. We help you create a one-of-a-kind look.
Why Choose Polish Painters?
- Specialist furniture paints and primers
- Spray and brush finishes for a flawless result
- Eco-friendly, low-odour options
- Collection and delivery available within 80 km
- Careful handling and protection of your pieces
Our Process
Free Quote & Colour Consultation
Preparation & Priming
Painting & Finishing
Delivery & Placement
What Our Clients Say
Frequently Asked Questions
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Ready to Transform Your Furniture?
Call us now at 087 067 6056. We proudly serve Waterford, Tramore, Dungarvan, Clonmel, Youghal, and all locations within an 80 km radius.
