Cabinet Refinishing in the Spearfish, SD Area

Cabinet refinishing is now a popular way for homeowners to give a fresh look to their kitchens. It used to be that cabinets would be installed and the homeowner would live with them for as long as they had the house. That is no longer the case!

However, it is very important that the proper care, preparation and planning is done before undertaking a cabinet refinishing project. Much attention needs to be given to the materials the cabinets are made from and the proper products that can be used to refinish them. There are also many steps to the process, if you want to be sure the cabinets come out looking great and the finish will last a long time. Unfortunately, we've had to rescue homeowners from DIY cabinet refinishing projects that they started only to find out the project was much too big for them to accomplish.

When you call on the experts at Lamb Painting LLC to refinish your cabinets, we'll start by asking you exactly what you'd like us to do. Then we'll evaluate your cabinets to determine what finishes are going to give you the best results. We'll share our evaluation with you and let you know if we think there could be any challenges.

Once we've agreed on a plan, we'll get to work. The process of cabinet refinishing can take multiple days, so we'll be sure to let you know how long we anticipate the job to take and work with you on scheduling. We will work as quickly as we can, but our main focus will be on providing you the quality you are looking for.

If you live in Spearfish, Deadwood, Sturgis, Belle Fourche, Sundance, Rapid City or other areas of the Lawrence County area and you'd like to have your cabinets refinished by one of the best painting contractors in the Lawrence County area, give us a call today. We'll be happy to give you an estimate for the services you are requesting.

Call us today at 605-642-5015 or request an estimate

Cabinet Refinishing and Painting FAQs

Do You Paint the Inside of Cabinets When Refinishing?

Painting the inside of your cabinets helps protect them from wear and tear. A good paint job can seal the wood and protect your cabinets from damage. At A+ Painting we recommend allowing the interior of cabinets to dry completely with the cabinet doors off between coats. Allow at least 48 hrs. before placing items back into the cabinet. Painting the interior of your cabinets can add an extra pop of color to your kitchen.

What Is the Difference Between Cabinet Painting and Cabinet Refinishing?

Cabinet refinishing and repainting are the same thing. Cabinet refinishing includes sanding and all the prep work needed before painting. Cabinet painting should include the same prep work, but it is best to clarify this point with your painting contractor. Cabinet refinishing is often confused with cabinet resurfacing which includes replacing the cabinet doors and drawer fronts with new ones.

How Do You Get the Smoothest Finish When Painting Cabinets?

Sand, prep, and prime cabinets before spraying paint to remove any imperfections from the cabinet. In between each coat of paint, gently sand your cabinets using 300-400 grit sandpaper. Sandpaper will knock down any marks to give you a super smooth surface to work with. Allow 48 hours to dry before lightly buffing the cabinet doors with 0000 steel wool.

Is It Better to Spray or Roll Brush Cabinets?

For kitchen cabinets, spray painting cabinets create a more flawless finish than painting with a roller brush. However, spray painting cabinets is more expensive. A roller brush made specifically for cabinet painting will always leave a slight texture on your cabinets but is a more affordable process.

Contact Us for Cabinet Refinishing and Painting

If you want to transform your kitchen or bath in Spearfish, Deadwood, Sturgis, Belle Fourche, Sundance, Rapid City or the surrounding area by beautifully updating your cabinets, call Lamb Painting LLC today for a free quote for cabinet refinishing at 605-642-5015.