Kensington Painters & Decorators
Kitchen cabinet painting
Repainting cabinetry begins with the material and existing finish. Doors, edges and frequently handled areas need particular attention.
Discuss your project
Preparation before the finish
Check for grease, damage, loose joints and failing coatings. Timber, MDF, laminates and factory finishes may need different treatment, and not every surface is suitable for repainting. Agree whether doors and fittings will be removed.
Choosing the specification
Assess a sample or test area before choosing the system. Discuss brush or spray application, the work location and protection of appliances and worktops. Drying and curing requirements should follow the selected product guidance.
Define the work in your quotation
The quotation should identify the surfaces, preparation, products, access and exclusions. Share photographs and the property address so that we can discuss the condition and arrange the next step.
- Doors, drawer fronts and fixed panels
- Handles and fittings to remove
- Repairs and adhesion assessment
- Kitchen access during the work
Start with a conversation
Tell us about your property.
Share the address, the rooms or surfaces, and what you have in mind.
Your project details
Tell us what you would like to decorate and where.