Color Unlimited Painting
Cabinet Refinishing
Refined color and a smooth finish, executed with care for every door and detail.
We refinish cabinetry with close attention to the details that define a room: color, sheen, surface quality and the lines of the woodwork. Working with designers, contractors and homeowners, we bring a new finish to sound cabinetry, from kitchen doors and drawers to libraries and built-ins.
A coating suited to the cabinetry
The coating must suit the existing surface and the intended result. Centurion makes two-component polyurethane cabinet coatings; M.L. Campbell Krystal is a separate conversion varnish system. We review the selected coating and preparation as part of the project scope.
For repainting previously finished cabinet surfaces, the written scope states the agreed PCA P14 preparation level; restoration or resurfacing is specified separately. See how we define preparation and the finished surface.
From kitchen cabinetry to custom built-ins
We assess doors, boxes and existing coatings before planning the finish. Kitchen cabinets, bath vanities, libraries and built-ins each present different surfaces and details. That assessment establishes the repairs and preparation the work requires.
Plan the finish into the project
Door removal, preparation, application and curing all need space in the schedule. Before work begins, we review the surfaces included, the application area and access to the room. Those details help you and your project team plan around the work.
The work behind a smooth finish
Cleaning and surface preparation establish the foundation for the coating. Color and sheen samples bring the finish into context alongside counters, flooring and hardware. We pay attention to both: the surface beneath the paint and the way the finished cabinetry belongs in the room.
Scope and estimate
The estimate accounts for cabinet condition, the number of doors and drawers, repairs and the selected finish. We review that scope with you so the preparation and finished result are clear before work begins.
Maple to navy high-gloss kitchen refinish
After
Full-elevation view of the refinished kitchen with navy gloss cabinets and stone backsplash
Before
Bare maple cabinet boxes as found before any prep work or finish
Before
Close detail of the bare maple cabinet doors and drawer fronts before priming
Final
Finished navy high-gloss cabinets with brass pulls beside the La Cornue range
Cabinet finishing in progress
The navy high-gloss finish gives this cabinetry depth and a reflective sheen. Before and finished photos show the change in color and surface, with brass accents and a stone backsplash completing the room.
What it is like to work with us.
“Color Unlimited attended to details, quickly responded to feedback, respectfully work in our home while we were still inhabiting the house, and left a clean job site daily.”
Planning your project.
Plan preparation, access and curing around your project. For specific guidance, talk with our team.
How long does cabinet refinishing take?
Can we use the kitchen during the work?
How durable is a Centurion 2K finish?
What if a door gets chipped later?
Can you match an existing stain or color?
Discuss your project.
Share the surfaces, finish goals, and project stage so we can review the scope with you.