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Kitchen doors being resprayed in the Painted spray booth

Kitchen spraying

Kitchen cabinet spraying in London — a new colour, not a new kitchen

Kitchen cabinets, cupboard doors, drawer fronts and end panels spray painted in the colour you choose, in a proper spray booth, then refitted and adjusted.

Why respray a kitchen

Keep the kitchen that works, change how it looks

Most kitchens are replaced because of how they look, not because the cabinets have failed. If the carcasses, hinges and worktops are sound, kitchen spraying gives you a new colour and a factory-like finish while the kitchen stays in place.

Doors and drawer fronts come to our Croydon workshop and are sprayed in a dust-controlled booth, not painted by brush in your home. That is what gives a smooth, even surface with crisp edges and no brush marks.

We respray painted, lacquered, wood and many vinyl-wrapped or melamine kitchens. If a door is too damaged to take a good finish, we tell you before we start.

Shaker kitchen with cabinet doors spray painted in sage green eggshell
A painted Shaker kitchen in a London terrace. Illustrative photo.

What we spray

Every part of the kitchen people see

Cabinet doors

Shaker, slab, in-frame and moulded doors, front, back and edges.

Drawer fronts

Taken off, sprayed and refitted so they line up with the doors.

End panels and plinths

Panels, plinths, cornice and pelmet sprayed to match.

Islands

Island panels and fronts sprayed in the same or a contrast colour.

Wood and veneer

Solid wood and veneered kitchens painted or clear lacquered.

Vinyl and melamine

Peeling vinyl removed; melamine keyed and given a bonding primer.

How it is done

From your first photos to the refit

  1. 01

    Photos and survey

    Send photos of the kitchen. We check the doors and agree colour and sheen.

  2. 02

    Removal and labelling

    Doors and fronts come off and are labelled so each goes back in its place.

  3. 03

    Preparation

    Cleaned, keyed or stripped, dents and chips filled, and edges sealed.

  4. 04

    Primer

    The right primer for the material goes on first, every time.

  5. 05

    Top coat

    Two-pack colour sprayed in the booth and left to cure hard.

  6. 06

    Refit

    Doors hung back, hinges adjusted so the gaps are even, handles refitted.

Resprayed kitchen cabinet doors and drawer fronts drying on a rack in a spray booth
Labelled doors and fronts drying in the booth. Illustrative photo.
Close-up of a sprayed kitchen door edge in navy matt finish
Close-up of a sealed, sprayed door edge. Illustrative photo.

Finish and colour

Any colour, any sheen

Dead matt

Soft and chalky to look at, popular on deep colours and period homes.

Eggshell

A low sheen that wipes clean and hides everyday fingermarks.

Satin

A gentle reflection that lifts a darker room without showing every mark.

Gloss

Flatted and polished to a deep shine. Best on flat, smooth surfaces.

We can match a colour from any paint brand's chart, a sample door, a fabric or a tin you already have. Before the full job is sprayed, you can sign off a sample so there are no surprises.

Common questions

Kitchen spraying questions

Is kitchen spraying better than painting by hand?
Spraying in a booth lays an even coat with no brush or roller marks, and the two-pack top coat is much harder than ordinary paint. It is the same type of finish used on new painted kitchens.
Can you spray a vinyl-wrapped or melamine kitchen?
Often, yes. Peeling vinyl is removed and the door underneath is sealed. Melamine is cleaned, keyed and given a bonding primer. We check the doors first and tell you honestly if they are worth spraying.
Can I still use my kitchen?
Yes. The cabinets, worktops and appliances stay in place. Only the doors and fronts leave, so the kitchen still works while they are with us.
Do you spray the cabinets in my home?
Doors and fronts are always sprayed in our booth, because a lived-in room is never clean enough for a flat, dust-free finish. Fixed parts that cannot come out are discussed with you case by case.
Can you change the handles at the same time?
Yes. Tell us the new handles before we start, so any old holes can be filled and new ones drilled before spraying.
Can you spray paint gloss kitchen cabinets?
Yes. Gloss doors are cleaned and keyed so the primer can grip, then sprayed in the sheen you choose — matt, eggshell, satin or gloss.
How do I look after spray-painted kitchen cupboard doors?
Wipe with a soft damp cloth and mild washing-up liquid. Avoid scourers, bleach and strong solvent cleaners.

Get a quote

Send a few photos of the whole kitchen, a close-up of one door, and roughly how many doors and drawers there are. We will come back with a written quote.

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