CABINET REFACING PROS VERSUS OUR COMPETITION

Please notice the difference in the cabinet refacing process, the materials we use, and our competition.

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For refacing, almost all our competition uses MDF imported components finished with only 1-2 coats of either acetone or water-based lacquer.

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We use it for refacing domestic and solid hardwood doors and drawer fronts (frames), MDF, or plywood for (panels), and finish our cabinets with a stain-blocking primer and two coats of enamel fortified with urethane for a smooth, washable, durable, and lasting finish. Then, we refinish the cabinet boxes frame and panels in the same color and sheen.

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For country-style applications, we apply distress and glazing as requested and approved by the customer. Then we protect the finish with acrylic urethane for a smooth, washable, durable, and lasting finish.

For stained finishes, we apply two coats of oil-based and urethane-enriched gel-stain and protected finish with polyurethane for a smooth, washable, durable, and lasting finish.

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Our finishes withstand heavy use in kitchens and bathrooms.

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One coat of lacquer has 1mil, one coat of primer, paint, or gel-stain 1.5 mils, and polyurethane two mils. Thus, our competition finishes are two mils thick while our minimum is six mils thick.

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We install optional newly finished maple or Baltic birch drawer boxes, soft-close hinges and full-extension drawer glides, new crown molding, new baseboard, new scribe molding, base-shoe, lazy Susan, etc. Pulls or knobs installation is included in the estimate if supplied by the owner before finishing the job.

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If we can help you with anything else, please let us know, and I wish you good luck with your remodeling project.