Is painting the right fit?
Painting works best on cabinets that are structurally sound — boxes are solid, doors are flat and hinges hold. If boxes are water-damaged or doors are warped, a kitchen refresh that replaces some parts may be the better conversation.
Prep makes the difference
Kitchen cabinets collect grease that paint will not stick to. Cleaning, deglossing or sanding, and priming are part of a durable result. Doors and drawer fronts are often removed and finished separately.
Hardware and details
Painting is a natural time to change pulls and hinges. If new pulls have a different hole spacing, old holes may need filling. Mention any hardware you have already chosen.
What to send
Photos of the full kitchen or bathroom, a close-up of a door, the number of doors and drawers if you know it, and the color you are considering.
Common questions
Can laminate or thermofoil cabinets be painted?
Some can with special primers, but peeling thermofoil is generally not a good candidate. Photos and the cabinet material help decide.
How long are the cabinets out of use?
That depends on the scope and the product's cure time. Discuss timing so you can plan meals and storage.
Where TLC Repairs offers cabinet painting
Based in LaGrange and serving communities within about 30 miles, including: