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Suncoast Pro Painting

Cabinet Painting and Refinishing in Southwest Florida

A full kitchen remodel is not always the answer when cabinets are structurally fine but dated or worn. Cabinet refinishing gets a factory-style finish at a fraction of replacement cost, and it’s one of the projects where spray application makes the biggest visible difference over a roller or brush.

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Painter in a white suit and respirator spraying warm white paint onto shaker cabinet doors set on painter's pyramids, inside a plastic-sheeted spray area in a garage. AI-generated illustration.
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Finished kitchen with shaker cabinets refinished in warm white, brushed nickel pulls and beige granite counters. AI-generated illustration.
The finish

Cabinet refinishing gets a factory-style finish at a fraction of replacement cost, and it’s one of the projects where spray application makes the biggest visible difference over a roller or brush.

We refinish cabinet boxes, doors and drawer fronts, with the option to change hardware and add soft-close hinges while everything is already off the wall.

What’s included

  • Kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors, drawers and boxes
  • Degreasing and sanding of existing finish
  • Sprayed catalyzed finish for a smooth, durable topcoat
  • Interior shelving painted on request
  • Hardware removal and reinstall (new hardware is a homeowner-supplied option)
  • Color change or refresh of an existing color

Our process

  1. 1

    On-site assessment

    We check the cabinet material (wood, laminate, thermofoil) and current finish, since prep differs by substrate.

  2. 2

    Doors and drawers removed and labeled

    Numbered so every door goes back exactly where it came from.

  3. 3

    Degrease and sand

    Kitchen cabinets accumulate grease film that has to come off before anything will stick, followed by scuff-sanding for adhesion.

  4. 4

    Spray finish, controlled environment

    Doors and drawers are sprayed flat in a dust-controlled setup for an even, brush-mark-free coat. Boxes are sprayed or finely rolled in place.

  5. 5

    Cure time before rehang

    Catalyzed finishes need real cure time before hardware goes back on and doors get used hard.

  6. 6

    Reinstall and adjust

    Doors rehung, hinges adjusted so they close evenly.

Materials

Sprayed, catalyzed cabinet-grade coatings built for daily kitchen wear: grease, cleaning chemicals and moisture. Wall and trim paint does not go on cabinets.

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