About Kingston Cabinet Painting
A cabinet painting company for Kingston kitchens, vanities and built-ins, insured on every job, with a written process and a written quote.
Ready For A Kitchen That Looks New?
Phone +1 (613) 706-5129 and a free visit gets set up anywhere in Kingston or the communities nearby. The written quote that follows carries the count, the prep, the product and the price.
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A Cabinet Painting Company Built Around Kingston's Kitchens
Kingston Cabinet Painting is a cabinet painting company for the kitchens, bathroom vanities and built-ins of Kingston and the communities around it, from Amherstview and Bath to Gananoque and the South Frontenac hamlets. The work is insured on every job. Cabinets are our whole trade, so the conversation can be about one particular oak kitchen in Bayridge or one melamine galley near Queen's instead of painting in general.
The housing stock decides the method. A 1985 side-split in Cataraqui Woods, a 2010 semi in Westbrook, a limestone house in Sydenham Ward and a condo on Ontario Street all need different primers, different prep and different advice, and telling them apart is most of what we do.
The Cabinet Painting Process Is The Same On Every Kitchen, And It Is Written Down
Each door and drawer front comes down, gets a label and a photograph, and gets a degreaser that cuts through kitchen wax. Everything is sanded, filled and primed to suit the material: shellac for oak and cherry, bonding primer for melamine and thermofoil, standard cabinet primer for maple and MDF. Doors get two or three thin coats in a filtered booth, sanded between. Boxes get theirs in the kitchen inside sealed plastic.
That cabinet painting routine does not change for a small vanity or a large two-tone kitchen. It is what keeps paint on a cutlery drawer for years instead of months, and it is described page by page under our services.
Kingston's Humid Summers And Dry Winters Shape The Cabinet Painting Method
Summers here are humid and winters with forced-air heat are very dry, and cabinet doors move with both. Thin sprayed coats flex with the wood where a thick brushed film cracks at the panel joints. The booth is climate-controlled so the humidity of a July afternoon does not slow the cure or blush the finish, and cure times are respected before doors go back on. Cabinet spray painting explains why the booth matters as much as the paint.
How We Work
One trade only
Cabinets are our whole trade, so the conversation can be about one particular oak kitchen in Bayridge or one melamine galley near Queen's instead of painting in general. That focus shapes every visit and every quote.
The same written process
Every door is labelled and photographed, degreased, sanded and primed for its material, then sprayed in thin coats with sanding between. The routine does not change for a small vanity or a large two-tone kitchen.
A quote that spells it out
The quote itemizes doors, drawer fronts and boxes, the material, the prep, the primer and topcoat, the coat count and the colour. If another quote is on the table, we will match its scope item by item.
Honest advice at the visit
We say when thermofoil is lifting, when walnut deserves refinishing instead of paint, and when a listing date is too tight for a full kitchen. A painter willing to paint anything is not worth having in the house.
What We Paint
Each service has its own page with the prep, the coatings and a price range. See all services.
Talk to us about your cabinets
Call +1 (613) 706-5129 or use the form near the top of this page. The visit and the written quote are free.