CAN PAINTED CABINETS BE REPAINTED?

Repainting your kitchen cabinets can be a fantastic way to give your kitchen a fresh look without the expense of a complete kitchen replacement.

A common question I get asked is, "Can my painted kitchen cabinets be repainted?"  And you’ll be pleased to know that the answer is a resounding ‘yes’!

However, there are a few important considerations that need to be kept in mind to ensure a successful outcome.

Repainting kitchen cabinets will require thorough prepping to ensure a smooth and durable finish going forward.

For example, if your current paint finish is chipping or flaking, then the existing paint work will be removed to provide a good and stable starting point for going forward otherwise your new paint finish will only be as good as the previous.

Additionally, if wax has been added over the current paintwork, the wax will need to be removed prior to the paint being removed.

In conclusion, the answer to "Can my painted kitchen cabinets be repainted?" is a definite yes. By carefully preparing the surfaces, cleaning, priming, and choosing the right paint, your kitchen cabinets can be transformed to achieve a stunning, long-lasting finish.  This is all very possible and I have transformed many kitchens of this nature.

Whether you opt for a bold new colour or a subtle neutral update, repainting your cabinets is a cost-effective way to breathe new life into your kitchen.