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Cabinet Painting Charlotte NC: the best kitchen refinishing services
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Our Charlotte cabinet painting and refinishing services include kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets, and built-in cabinetry.
We’re here to show you that walls aren’t the only thing worth painting!
Why paint your cabinets?
Painting your cabinets is one of the fastest, easiest, and least expensive ways to completely upgrade the look of your kitchen, bathroom, or any room with cabinets. Are your cabinets suffering wear and tear from heavy traffic causing chipping and staining? Installing new cabinets is expensive. But you can get your cabinets painted or refinished for a fraction of the price. Even better, you get to keep your original cabinetry.
Affordability isn’t the only reason to paint your cabinets and renew the beautiful wood in your home. Repainting your cabinets can actually increase their durability, allowing you to get even more years out of them.
If you’re tired of the look of your kitchen cabinets, the world truly is your oyster when it comes to color options. One look at your newly painted cabinets, and you’ll think they’re brand new. Our painting company in Charlotte can help!
No more dated oak, dark wood, or unsightly
colors that the previous homeowners chose!
Our cabinet painting prep process
Century Painting follows a detailed cabinet painting process that starts with labeling and removing all doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and knobs or handles.
Next, we scrub all cabinets clean with degreaser and scrubbing pads, then rinse of the degreaser.
The 2nd to last prep step is wiping down the cabinets with microfiber towels to remove moisture.
After degreasing, we sand the cabinets, then wipe them down with a 50/50 solution of denatured alcohol & water.
After masking the insides of the cabinet boxes with paper or plastic and high-tack tape, the prep is finally completed.
Our cabinet painting prep process
Century Painting follows a detailed cabinet painting process that starts with labeling and removing all doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and knobs or handles.
Next, we scrub all cabinets clean with degreaser and scrubbing pads, then rinse of the degreaser.
The 2nd to last prep step is wiping down the cabinets with microfiber towels to remove moisture.
After degreasing, we sand the cabinets, then wipe them down with a 50/50 solution of denatured alcohol & water.
After masking the insides of the cabinet boxes with paper or plastic and high-tack tape, the prep is finally completed.
How we paint cabinets
We set up a high-velocity cylinder air blow with a filter and exhaust hose to control air quality. The air blower will move filtered paint fumes through the hose outside through a window or door.
A high-volume low-pressure paint gun is used to apply spray sealer and topcoats onto all cabinets, which are scuff-sanded between coats. The last step is reinstalling the removed pieces, which we smartly labeled in the beginning.
We set up a high-velocity cylinder air blow with a filter and exhaust hose to control air quality. The air blower will move filtered paint fumes through the hose outside through a window or door.
A high-volume low-pressure paint gun is used to apply spray sealer and topcoats onto all cabinets, which are scuff-sanded between coats. The last step is reinstalling the removed pieces, which we smartly labeled in the beginning.
What to consider when
painting your cabinets
You need a wood coating designed for kitchen use. At century painting, we use the highest quality products to ensure long-lasting results. When it comes to choosing a paint color, the first thing you’ll consider is the look of the rest of your space.
Do you want your cabinets to be a focal point or to blend in with the aesthetic of your kitchen?
If you plan to stay in your home for a long time, feel free to take more creative freedom in choosing a theme.
If you plan on selling in the near future, try to make the space as versatile as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is a question we get occasionally. The answer is a big NO. Ninety percent of wood cabinet doors are made with five pieces. Two rails, two stiles, and a center panel. The panel is designed to float. Wood is hygroscopic and expands and contracts with moisture fluctuations.
The floating panels allow this to happen without warping the door or, worse, cracking it. If we were to caulk between the center panel and the rails/stiles it would be a recipe for disaster.
This is a question we get occasionally. The answer is a big NO. Ninety percent of wood cabinet doors are made with five pieces. Two rails, two stiles, and a center panel. The panel is designed to float. Wood is hygroscopic and expands and contracts with moisture fluctuations.
The floating panels allow this to happen without warping the door or, worse, cracking it. If we were to caulk between the center panel and the rails/stiles it would be a recipe for disaster.
This is a question we get occasionally. The answer is a big NO. Ninety percent of wood cabinet doors are made with five pieces. Two rails, two stiles, and a center panel. The panel is designed to float. Wood is hygroscopic and expands and contracts with moisture fluctuations.
The floating panels allow this to happen without warping the door or, worse, cracking it. If we were to caulk between the center panel and the rails/stiles it would be a recipe for disaster.
Why choose century painting
Get a high quality look
Painting cabinets may seem simple enough to tackle on your own, but to get the high-quality look that impresses everyone, you need to work with an experienced cabinet painting professional.
As we said, we’re a cabinet painting contractor with tons of experience serving clients in the Charlotte area.
A perfected process
We have perfected every piece of the cabinet painting process from the initial estimate, prep work, painting, and the final walk-through. Our detail-oriented approach ensures that paint only ends up on the painting surface and not anywhere else. We know that the quality of your cabinets can make or break the look of your kitchen or bathroom, so we don’t take our job lightly.
Experienced staff
If you want to enjoy your space more and paint less, than call the team at Century Painting to schedule a cabinet painting estimate. We want to help you love your space more, and our team can handle any job, any size. We maintain a highly experienced staff that has been trained and certified to uphold our quality standards. We also maintain a drug-free work environment policy, so you know you can trust our crew in your home and around your family.
Charlotte’s best painting team
Our team is ready to give your home, business, or property a fresh, updated appearance.
