If you’re looking to update your kitchen cabinets in Chatham County, but you’re not looking to spend a small fortune on a complete kitchen remodel, N-Hance of Lowcountry is perfect for you! N-Hance Wood Refinishing services can give new life to your old cabinets in Chatham County, renewing their natural beauty or updating them with a more modern look. We can help you refresh your current finish, go for a deeper color, or change the look of your cabinets completely. We offer a gorgeous, factory-style finish that’s designed to withstand years of wear and tear.
Would you like to breathe new life into old cabinets – without breaking the bank? We offer a simple, affordable solution, one that leads to beautiful results – custom cabinet painting in Chatham County. Our stunning finishes are superior to typical painting processes, leaving no drips, no brush strokes, and a rock-hard finish that won’t peel or chip like regular paint.
We use proprietary products and processes to ensure the best finish for our customers. We can also complete the job in a matter of days, so there’s not a lot of downtime to deal with or disruption to your busy life.
N-Hance offers a color palette with the most popular, on-trend colors to choose from or if you have a specific color in mind, no problem! We can bring your vision to life no matter what color you desire.
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The N-Hance Color Palette offers colors ranging from fresh white to dramatic black. Or choose any color…and N-Hance will match it!
Not sure of the color you want? Our team can help! Your local N-Hance will walk you through the process step-by-step. We’ll talk to you about the size of your kitchen, the layout, the amount of natural light and other factors, so you make the right color decisions for your home. We’ll even bring cabinet painting samples to your home to ensure you select the perfect finish.
N-Hance uses a special proprietary cleaning solution to remove any dirt or oil from the cabinets. We then use water-based acrylic, polyurethane blends designed for cabinets.
Most of the average cabinet painters use products that aren’t designed for cabinets (such as latex paints). This results in adhesio and durability issues.
Our Lightspeed® Nano system is used to instantly cure your cabinets. We bring the power of strong, factory-finishes into your home.
Cabinets are often painted with a paintbrush (resulting in brush strokes) and left to air-dry (leaving the new paint susceptible to dust, smudges, dripping, and fingerprints).
Our process ensures the highest quality finish. We clean the cabinets, prep and seal, prime, spray paint, and cure with UV light.
With other cabinet painters, the process will vary from painter to painter. Some will omit steps such as cleaning the cabinets, priming, and/or applying a top coat.
To ensure that no mistakes are made, N-Hance of Lowcountry follows a specific process:
– Clean the Cabinets. Before we do anything, we use a proprietary cleaning process to clean your cabinets and remove oils, grease, grime, waxes and other particles that may have accumulated, as well as loose layers of old finish. This gives us a fresh canvas to work with.
– Prep and Seal. At this point, we prepare and seal the cabinet, neutralizing the wood’s pH levels. This step is important to make sure that the primer and color bond to the wood properly.
– Apply Primer. Our primer blocks tanning and stains on the wood from bleeding through and marring the surface after the process is complete.
– Apply Custom Color. We only provide the best. That’s why we use our own acrylic polyurethane blend, as opposed to basic latex paint. We apply several coats to your cabinet to make the finish durable against bumps, scratches, and other physical wear. This process is similar to the process used in factories when manufacturing new cabinets.
– Apply Lightspeed® Nano. N-Hance uses a proprietary top coat that is cured using ultraviolet light. This finish dries quickly, meaning you don’t have to wait to use your cabinets again!
