Kitchen Spraying

We start with a friendly consultation to understand your vision and preferences. We’ll help you choose the perfect colour and finish for your kitchen makeover whilst at the same time thoroughly inspecting the kitchen cabinets and drawers to ensure we carefully consider the best approach to delivering your project on time and on budget.

Our team carefully removes your kitchen doors, drawers, and any other components to be sprayed in our spray booth with the remaining cabinet carcasses to be sprayed on-site. Everything is thoroughly labelled to ensure that it is retuned to the exact same location at the end of the process, and all mechanical hardware is removed and placed in zip-lock bags for safekeeping.   

All kitchen doors, drawers, and any other components to be sprayed in our spray booth with the remaining cabinet carcasses to be sprayed on-site are thoroughly washed, degreased, sanitised and cleaned prior to spraying. This is vitally important as any contaminated surface that is not properly treated will inevitably result in the paint peeling and flaking after spraying.   

All silicone, glue and other adhesive materials must be completely removed from the surface to be sprayed as paint will not bond with these materials which will result in a poor quality finish.  

Sanding is another vital step within the process as it not only ensures an ultra smooth finish to the spray painted surface but also helps to remove contamination and to create a stronger bond between the substrate and the primer, as well as the primer and the topcoat. We make use of market leading dustless Mirka orbital sanders both onsite and at our workshop.

The step that takes the most time, dedication and effort within the process is the intensive masking up of all surfaces that we protect from the spray painting stage. This may include glass panels, floors, worktops, walls, ceilings, kitchen appliances and lights. We only make use of the best masking materials to ensure maximum protection throughout the process. 

Both on-site and at our specialised spraying unit, we use a combination of advanced HVLP and airless spray equipment, together with high-quality paints and materials to achieve a flawless finish that is also tough enough to withstand the test of time. Although the spraying process may differ with various cabinet finishes, we typically apply 1-2 coats of primer and 2-3 topcoats of paint to ensure the highest quality finish. 

All kitchen cabinets, drawer fronts, kickboards etc. removed and sprayed in our workshop, are carefully wrapped in foam for maximum protection prior to delivering the goods back to your home for reinstallation.

One of the last steps before the final reinstallation of all the cabinets, drawer fronts, kickboards and mechanical hardware, is to carefully remove and dispose of all the masking materials used to protect the various surfaces. 

Once the spraying is complete and everything has dried to perfection, we reinstall your kitchen components with meticulous precision, demask the remaining unpainted surfaces, and clean up the surrounding areas to ensure that your newly re-painted kitchen is ready to serve you and your family for many years to come.  

You’ll be amazed at how a fresh coat of paint, sprayed to perfection, can breathe new life into your space.