Timelines depend on cabinet size, condition, and the coating system used. After a quick assessment, we’ll provide a clear schedule including dry time and when your cabinets can be used normally.

Yes—when cabinets are properly cleaned, prepped, primed, and coated with cabinet-grade products, the finish is designed for high-touch areas. We’ll also share the best cleaning methods to avoid premature wear during cure time.

Doors and drawer fronts are typically sprayed to achieve a smooth, consistent finish. We’ll explain exactly what will be removed, what will be painted on-site, and how we protect your home during application.

We generally recommend emptying cabinets and drawers so we can work safely and efficiently. We’ll tell you exactly what to remove before we arrive.

In many cases, yes—but the right prep steps and primer choice are critical. We’ll assess what you have and recommend the best system for proper adhesion and a clean final look.

Yes—many laminate cabinets can be painted, but success depends on the cabinet’s condition, the type of laminate/finish, and using the correct adhesion-focused prep. We start with a careful assessment, then clean and degloss thoroughly and use specialty primers designed to bond to slick surfaces before applying durable cabinet-grade topcoats.

Not every laminate cabinet is a perfect candidate (for example, peeling laminate, water-swollen edges, or failing thermofoil can limit results). If we see any red flags, we’ll tell you upfront and recommend the best path—whether that’s targeted repairs, a different coating approach, or refinishing/replacement alternatives.