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A vanity, done with the kitchen
A vanity is a short run of cabinets with the same needs as a kitchen: doors, drawers, a box, trim and a lot of daily wear. When I am already set up in your home for the kitchen, with the booth and the equipment, the vanity goes through the same steps alongside it.
In Dorval in September 2026, the classic cream kitchen and the bathroom vanity were refinished in the same project.
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What wears on a vanity
Water and hands. The edges of doors and drawer fronts wear through first, corners chip, and the base takes splashes and cleaning products. The Dorval vanity had worn edges and corners before the work started.
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Protecting a bathroom
A bathroom packs a lot to protect into a small space: mirror, counter, sink, faucet, tile and lights. Everything around the vanity is masked with 3M film, the drawers come out, and the vanity boxes are masked before any spraying.
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Same prep, same finish
The vanity follows the kitchen sequence: degreasing, sanding with dust extraction and by hand on the profiles, repairs to worn edges, two coats of BIN shellac-based primer, and two sprayed coats of Renner Italia 2K with hardener. The vanity box is masked all around and sprayed in place.
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Same colour as the kitchen, or its own
The vanity can take the kitchen colour or a different one. Tell me when you send your photos.
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Only a vanity?
I take vanities on as part of a kitchen project. If you only have a vanity, text me photos anyway and ask.
From a client
“What impressed us most was how clean and thorough he was, he fully covered and protected everything in our home before starting.”