A: When painting kitchen cabinets, it’s best to steer clear of latex paint. Few products are specifically designed for cabinets, and achieving a durable, high-quality finish can be challenging. For the best results, consider leaving the job to professional painters.

A: It depends on the type of refacing. Traditional refacing usually involves sticking adhesive and covering cabinets with low-quality veneer, which isn’t durable and is difficult to repair. At N-Hance of Spokane, our hybrid refacing process replaces cabinet doors and drawer fronts while perfectly matching the finish for a high-quality, durable result.

A: The cost of cabinet painting varies depending on your specific location and the size of your kitchen. While it can be an affordable option, skipping proper preparation or using products not designed for wood can lead to expensive mistakes. At N-Hance of Spokane, the average cost is approximately $5,500, ensuring quality results that last.

A: Yes! If done properly, refinishing cabinets can bring a high ROI on your home value since it is significantly less money than a full kitchen remodel.

A: Refinishing is significantly cheaper than replacing cabinets.

A: Refinishing involves changing the finish on wood cabinets. Refacing involves covering cabinets with a veneer or thermofoil material bond by adhesives.

A: Not easily. Refinishing cabinets involves countless hours of either sanding or harsh chemical, plus curing time. You’re looking at several days, if not weeks of disruption.

A: Cabinet refinishing is stripping off the existing finish of your cabinets and adding a new finish such as stain, paint or other products.