Kitchen Respray FAQs

We build up layers of primer until the kitchen looks well covered. Once dried we sand the primer and apply the top coat colour until it looks solid, normally 3 times around the kitchen.

We use a specialist polyurethane paint which is a tough, durable, tactile product which our suppliers can match to designer colours.

Please give us a call to discuss your requirements or send us an email with your details and requirements

The kitchen will be out of use when we spray the fixed parts in situ. This part of the process usually takes a day dependent on the size of the kitchen. Otherwise the kitchen is left useable though without doors and drawer fronts while we prepare and spray them at our workshop.

It is not necessary to empty all the cupboards as long as the contents are back far enough so that we can seal the cupboards. We do ask that any display units and work surfaces are clear though.

We recommend before although we do ask please not to silicone up to any panels which require paint.

Yes certainly and you are not restricted to the existing handle centres. We can fill the existing handle holes and drill for the new handles when we refit the doors and drawer fronts. We can also change the hinges and drawer runners.

After. Our masking tape can pull paint from the walls or ceiling.

Yes, we have workshop facilities to construct new units, make new panels etc

Absolutely, we can paint them at the workshop and once ready collection can be arranged. We can provide water based paint to match your colour if there are any areas you wish to paint yourself onsite.

Please see case study Howdens for an example of a drop off kitchen