Not all paint is suitable for kitchen cabinets. The wrong product will chip, peel, and yellow within months. Here's what a professional kitchen sprayer actually uses — and why it matters.
Why Standard Paint Fails on Cabinets
Household emulsion, "kitchen & bathroom" paint, and even most "furniture paint" isn't formulated for the demands of kitchen cabinetry. Kitchens are hot, humid, and heavily used — cabinets need coatings designed to withstand constant contact, moisture, grease, and cleaning products.
What Professionals Use
For our kitchen resprays, we use factory-grade polyurethane and acrylic-based coatings specifically designed for cabinetry. These offer:
- Exceptional hardness — resistant to chipping and scratching
- Moisture resistance — won't bubble or peel in humid environments
- UV stability — won't yellow or fade over time
- Smooth self-levelling — no brush marks or orange peel
Primer Is Everything
The right primer is critical, especially for laminate surfaces. We use specialist bonding primers that create a permanent bond between the existing surface and the topcoat.
Application Method Matters
Even the best paint won't perform well if applied with a brush or roller. Professional HVLP spray application ensures even coverage and a flawless finish.
Choosing Your Colour
We can match any colour from Farrow & Ball, Little Greene, RAL, or any other brand. Browse our top colour picks for inspiration.
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