Professional and Affordable Cabinet Painting Services: You can breathe new life into the old cabinetry in your home with just one paint job. Spinelli Signs and Painting has the tools and supplies, and practical skills, and we can do magic with your old kitchen cabinets. Call us for a Free Quote (302) 894-1102

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We have the right tools and supplies, as well as the practical skills. We are professional cabinet painters, and if you’re not ready to give up on your old cabinets, we are the people you want to call. We will sand, clean, and prime your cabinets, and we’ll work closely with you to determine which color would look the best on your cabinets.

Updating the interior with cabinet painting is one of the most cost-effective ways to improve the look and value of your kitchen and home.

• Do you want to modernize the look of your kitchen?
• Do your bathroom cabinets require some extra TLC?
• Do you want the feel of a new kitchen without the cost of a new kitchen?

Whatever your requirements are, we should be your first point of contact for all of your cabinet painting needs.

Cabinet Painting Frequently Asked Questions

What are my options if my cabinets are in good shape and solid condition but are dated?

This is a common problem for homeowners. Going with lighter cabinet colors is becoming more popular. The question is whether to go with the more expensive option of completely replacing the cabinets or cabinet refinishing.

Your budget, we believe, holds the key to the solution. If you really like your current cabinets but want to change the color, cabinet painting is probably your best option. However, if you have the budget and want a completely new style and shape of cabinetry, replacing what you have may be the best option.

How much does it cost to paint and refinish cabinets?

The main factors influencing the cost of your cabinet refinishing project are the number of drawers and doors that need to be painted, the replacement of hardware, and the amount of damage restoration required. Obviously, the more doors and frames that need to be painted, the more work that must be done. Another cost factor is how easy or difficult it will be to replace the hardware on your cabinets and drawers.

The time is reduced if the existing holes for the connecting screws are in good condition and it does not take long to replace the materials. Finally, when we repaint your cabinets, we address any minor nicks and scratches in the materials. Patching those takes time, but the less fixing there is to do, the less money there is to spend. Having said that, kitchen cabinet painting costs are typically half the price of new cabinet installation packages.

Is it possible for me to paint my kitchen cabinets myself?

The simple answer to this question is “yes.” While many painting jobs can be completed by homeowners, it is really a matter of ability. If you believe you can paint cabinets at a professional level, why not save money and do it yourself? If, on the other hand, you’re not sure how to prepare the surface of the cabinets, apply the coats of paint, or avoid pitfalls during the process, it might be better to hire a professional like us to handle all of the messy work for you.

Who to hire to paint kitchen cabinets?

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What exactly is cabinet painting?

While each kitchen must be evaluated individually, the process is typically carried out in the following steps:

1. If necessary, the cabinet surfaces are washed to remove any grease or dirt buildup.
2. All cabinet doors, hardware, and hinges are removed with care.
3. To remove any coatings and sealants, the cabinets are sanded and dusted.
4. We will repair any dents or scratches on the surface.
5. On the cabinets, we spray a primer coat.
6. The next step is to apply a split-coat primer and finish enamel mixture.
7. The cabinet bases are then given a final coat of enamel.
8. Doors and drawers may benefit from a fourth coat, as these areas see the most wear and tear.

Is it necessary for me to empty the cabinets?

Yes, they would have to be emptied if you wanted to paint the inside.
Otherwise, you can leave everything inside and seal off the interior of the cabinets with plastic, or you can paint the cabinet bases by hand, with the doors painted separately.

• Kitchen Cabinet Painters
• Bathroom Cabinet Painters

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Service Locations

• Bear, DE
• Newark, DE
• Middletown, DE 
• New Castle
• Wilmington, DE
• Pennsville, NJ

 

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