Kitchen cabinet painting · Montreal
ONSITE Kitchen Cabinet Painting
A New Look for Your Kitchen. Without Replacing Your Cabinets.
Give your existing cabinets a smooth, durable, factory-style sprayed finish. I personally handle every step, using premium Italian Renner coatings and a complete on-site system — at a fraction of the cost of replacement.
Most small and medium-sized kitchens are completed in five days.
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A New Look Without Replacing Your Cabinets
Update your kitchen with a professional sprayed finish while keeping the cabinets and layout you already have.
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Save on Replacement
Refresh your existing cabinets without the expense of buying and installing new ones.
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A Durable Finish
Premium Italian Renner 2K coatings with hardener provide a smooth, durable finish made for everyday kitchen use.
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Ready in Five Days
Most kitchen projects are completed on-site in just five days, from preparation to reinstallation.
From a client
“He gave me a 5 day schedule and did exactly as he planned out prior to starting the work.”
The details
What is included
Everything you see gets the same finish: doors, drawer fronts, cabinet boxes, end panels, the island and the trim. Here is the full sequence, in the order it happens:
- Masking: floors, counters, appliances and walls covered with 3M film, and a ZipWall dust barrier between the kitchen and the rest of the home.
- Every door and drawer front removed, labelled and set on stands.
- Degreasing, then machine sanding with Festool dust extraction; profiles sanded by hand.
- Repairs: chips, dents, old silicone, damaged toe kicks rebuilt with 2K Bondo.
- Two coats of BIN shellac-based primer, sanded smooth.
- Two sprayed coats of Renner 2K Italian coating with hardener, in your colour.
- Reinstallation, alignment and cleanup.
Is my kitchen a good candidate?
If the cabinet boxes are solid and you like the layout, usually yes. The material matters less than people expect: I have refinished solid cherry, oak, MDF and thermofoil kitchens, and some melamine can be done too.
Good signs: doors that still close straight, hinges that hold, no soft or swollen spots around the sink and dishwasher. Signs that replacing may make more sense: swollen particleboard, warped or split doors, boxes coming apart. Your photos tell me which case you are in.
Questions
Kitchen cabinet painting: what people ask.
How long does kitchen cabinet painting take?
About five days on-site for a typical kitchen. A large kitchen, repairs or an unusual material can add time; I tell you before starting.
Do I need to empty my cabinets?
No. You do not need to empty your cabinets: everything inside the boxes is masked and protected on day one.
Can I use the kitchen during the week?
The kitchen is masked and sealed off while I work in it, so access is limited during the project. Ask me how the week will look for your home.
How much does it cost to paint kitchen cabinets in Montreal?
The price of painting kitchen cabinets in Montreal depends on the number of doors and drawer fronts, the material and the condition. I don’t publish a price list: send photos and I will send you a free quote for your kitchen. The cost page explains what moves the number.
Do you work outside Montreal?
Yes, across Greater Montreal. Recent kitchens were in Westmount, Town of Mount Royal, Dorval, Kirkland and Brossard, and Laval is part of my regular area.
Is a painted finish durable?
Renner 2K with hardener cures much harder than wall paint. It is washable and designed to resist chipping, which is why I use it on every kitchen.
Keep reading
Before you decide.
- Cabinet spray paintingI build a sealed spray booth inside your home and get a factory-style finish there with Renner Italia 2K: doors in the booth, boxes sprayed in place.
- Cabinet refinishingRefinishing keeps the boxes, doors and layout you already have and renews every visible surface.
- Colour changeA new colour changes the whole room without touching counters, floors or layout.
- The 5-day processDay by day, filmed in real kitchens.
- What it costsWhat decides the price, and painting vs replacing.
- Painting vs refacingKeep your doors or order new ones: how to choose.
- All projectsBefore and after, kitchen by kitchen.
Fast first step
Show us the kitchen.
Send a few photos, your area and the basic cabinet details. I review them myself and come back with a quote and next steps.