Our Finishes Versus Our Competitors
Updated: May 11
Please notice the difference in the cabinet refinishing process, and materials we use, compared to our competition.
All our competitors use only two coats of acetone or water-based lacquer for refinishing.
We refinish cabinets with 2 coats of stain-blocking primer and 2 coats of enamel fortified with urethane for a smooth, washable, durable, and lasting finish. Then, we refinish the cabinet boxes frame and panels in the same color and sheen.
For country-style applications, we apply distress and glazing as requested and approved by the customer. Then we protect the finish with acrylic urethane for a smooth, washable, durable, and lasting finish.
For stained finishes, we apply two coats of oil-based and urethane-enriched gel-stain and protected finish with polyurethane for a smooth, washable, durable, and lasting finish.
Our finishes withstand t
he heavy use of kitchens and bathrooms.
One coat of lacquer has one mil, one primer, paint, or gel-stain 1.5 mils, and polyurethane two mils. Thus, our competition finishes are two mils thick while our minimum is six mils thick.
We install optional newly finished maple or Baltic birch drawer boxes, soft-close hinges and full-extension drawer glides, new crown molding, new baseboard, new scribe molding, base-shoe, lazy Susan, etc. Pulls or knobs installation is included in the estimate if supplied.
NO LACQUER IS USED FOR SOLID COLOR FINISHES
ONLY URETHANE ENRICHED ACRYLIC ENAMELS FOR DURABLE FINISHES
