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Childress Painting
SVC / CAB

Cabinet Painting & Refinishing

Cabinet painting and refinishing with a sprayed, catalyzed finish. A factory-quality result at a fraction of replacement cost.

Scope
Shop-Quality Sprayed Finishes
Coating Systems
Sherwin-Williams
Scheduling
Day, night & occupied-site shifts
Warranty
1-year workmanship warranty
Overview

Refinishing existing cabinetry costs a fraction of replacement and, done properly, is indistinguishable from new. Done improperly, brushed latex over unprepared thermofoil, it peels within a year. The difference is entirely in preparation, product selection, and spray application.

Why Sprayed and Catalyzed

Brushed wall paint on cabinets shows every stroke and never cures hard enough for daily handling. A sprayed catalyzed enamel levels flat and cures to a furniture-grade hardness that survives fingernails, cleaners, and grease.

Preparation Is the Whole Job

Kitchen cabinets carry years of cooking residue that defeats adhesion. Every surface is degreased, sanded, and primed with a bonding primer before color, skip any one of those steps and the finish fails, which is why we never do.

Painting work by Childress Painting at Gould Evans, Kansas City
Systems & Substrates
Preparation
Degrease, scuff sand, and bonding primer, every surface
Finish
Sprayed catalyzed enamel, cured hard for daily use
Doors / Drawers
Removed and sprayed flat for a level finish
Frames
Masked and sprayed in place under containment
Included in a Bid

What This Scope Actually Covers.

Listed so there is no ambiguity at award. Anything not on this list is either excluded or priced separately, and the proposal says which.

Kitchen and bathroom cabinet refinishing
Built-ins, bookcases, and millwork
Commercial casework and reception millwork
Degreasing, sanding, and bonding primer systems
Sprayed catalyzed enamel application
Doors and drawers finished flat, off-site where possible
Hardware removal and reinstallation
Where This Scope Runs

Sectors That Buy This Service Most.

Common Questions

Before You Bid It Out.

How Long Does a Kitchen Take?
Most kitchens run three to five working days, with doors and drawers finishing off-site while frames are completed in place. The kitchen remains usable for most of that time.
Can You Match a Specific Color or Sheen?
Yes, any manufacturer color, with a sample sprayed for approval before production.
Bid Invitations

Add Cabinet Refinishing to Your Next Bid List.

Send the plans, the specification sections, and the due date. We confirm receipt and tell you whether we are bidding, so you are never left waiting on a no-bid.