For interior doors, especially in high-end residential or commercial settings, we use professional-grade polyurethane and lacquer-based paints, formulated for spray application. These offer durability, smooth finishes, and resistance to fingerprints, scuffs, and UV fading. We also offer custom colour matching from top paint brands like Benjamin Moore, Farrow & Ball, and Sherwin-Williams.
In Toronto, the cost to spray paint kitchen cabinets typically ranges from $120 to $180 per door (double-sided), depending on the size, condition, and finish. Drawer fronts usually cost slightly less. We offer detailed estimates after assessing your kitchen layout.
Spray finishes are factory-smooth, seamless, and free of brush marks, making them ideal for modern and luxury design aesthetics. Brush and roller applications can leave texture or streaks, especially on flat surfaces like doors. If you’re aiming for a refined, high-gloss, or designer-level matte finish, spraying is the only way to achieve it.
We offer a wide range of sheen levels to suit your project:
- Matte Finish – Soft, subtle, and modern
- Eggshell / Satin Finish – Balanced sheen with durability
- Semi-Gloss Finish – Sleek with more reflectivity
- High-Gloss Finish – Mirror-like, bold, and premium
High-gloss is particularly popular in luxury and contemporary spaces, while matte or satin is preferred in minimalist or transitional designs.
DIY spraying may seem appealing, but it’s extremely difficult to achieve a flawless result without professional equipment and a controlled environment. Challenges include:
- Dust and particles settling on wet paint
- Uneven coverage or paint runs
- Inconsistent colour or sheen
- Inadequate curing or durability
Our off-site spray shop offers a dust-free, climate-controlled environment, along with experienced technicians, commercial-grade sprayers, and multi-coat curing processes — giving you a true factory-quality finish.
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The main defense against chipping is using the best cabinet painter who follows the proper, professional process: meticulous degreasing and sanding, applying a high-adhesion primer, and using durable, spray-applied industrial coatings. A high-quality finish should be easy to clean and resist normal wear. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive sponges, and your finish will last for many years.
We highly recommend it. While not mandatory, installing new handles or knobs is an affordable way to complete the aesthetic upgrade. New hardware, especially in modern finishes like gold, brass, or matte black, instantly complements the fresh paint and significantly elevates the kitchen’s style.
No. The best cabinet painter uses premium, industrial-grade coatings (like two-component polyurethanes or specialized lacquers) that are far more durable and harder than household paints from typical hardware stores. These specialized products are essential for a long-lasting, chip-resistant finish on high-wear surfaces like kitchen cabinets. We use Renner™ coatings, a premium Italian spray-finish product made explicitly for cabinets. It’s durable, smooth, scratch-resistant, and far superior to standard wall paint or latex.
Most professional cabinet painting projects take between 10 to 14 days total. This includes the time required for removal, off-site cleaning, sanding, multiple coats of specialized primer and paint, proper curing time in a controlled environment, and final reinstallation.
A factory-like finish means the paint is perfectly smooth, hard, and free of brush strokes or roller texture. This superior result is achieved using professional spray equipment and specialized industrial coatings. It’s crucial because it ensures the maximum durability and longevity required to withstand the heat, moisture, and daily wear and tear of a kitchen.
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