There is more to the schedule than painting
Cabinet painting involves removal, cleaning, sanding, priming, finishing and reinstallation. The number of doors and drawers, their condition and the selected coating affect the plan. Ask for a project-specific schedule rather than assuming every kitchen takes the same number of days.
Dhoanny offers kitchen and bathroom cabinet painting in the site's listed South Florida service cities. The team confirms the scope and timing in your estimate.
Removal and preparation
The process begins with identifying doors and drawer fronts, removing them and protecting the surrounding area. Surfaces are degreased and sanded so the primer and finish can bond appropriately.
Tell the team about damaged surfaces, existing finishes and hardware you want to keep or replace. Preparation needs can change both the scope and schedule.
Primer, finish and reinstallation
After preparation, a bonding primer and cabinet finish are applied as appropriate to the selected system. Each stage needs the drying time specified for the product and conditions. Reinstallation is planned after the finish can be handled safely.
Dry to the touch and fully cured are not the same thing. Follow the team's care instructions and the coating manufacturer's guidance before cleaning or heavy use. Do not choose an arbitrary cure time from a generic timeline.
Plan kitchen access and request an estimate
Discuss which parts of the kitchen will be accessible during the work and whether doors will be finished on-site or elsewhere. Empty cabinets as advised and arrange access to the work area.
For your free estimate, share your name, phone number, city and cabinet photos. Include door and drawer counts if you have them, your preferred color and any desired hardware changes. Dani can collect the basics, and the team confirms the final plan.
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