The process

Custom colour refinishing without the renovation chaos.

Doors and drawer fronts are finished in a controlled spray facility while fixed cabinetry is handled carefully on site.

Process

The difference is in the prep, spray, and reinstall.

P2D Refinishing splits the project between a controlled spray facility and careful on-site work so the kitchen stays functional while the finish gets the right treatment.

01

Remove and label

Doors and drawer fronts are removed, protected, and brought to P2D Refinishing's spray facility while fixed cabinet boxes stay in place.

02

Clean, sand, prime

Every surface is degreased, sanded, and primed so lacquer can bond properly instead of sitting on top of old residue.

03

Spray and cure

Multiple coats of damage-resistant lacquer are applied in the colour of your choice inside a controlled spray environment.

04

On-site finish

Fixed cabinet frames are painted in your home with a tidy setup designed to limit mess, fumes, and kitchen downtime.

05

Reinstall and review

Doors and drawers are reinstalled, aligned, and inspected so the final result feels complete before the team leaves.

Finished kitchen cabinetry after refinishing

Finishing touches

No downtime, no full cabinet tear-out.

The current P2D Refinishing process is designed so there is no need to empty every cabinet unless the inside is also being refinished. The result is a cleaner finish with less mess, less waste, and less disruption.

Primer and multiple lacquer coats are applied in the selected colour. The fixed cabinet frames are finished in the home, then doors and drawer fronts are reinstalled, adjusted, and reviewed.

FAQ

Good questions before refinishing.

Short answers for the decisions homeowners usually need to make before requesting an estimate.

Do you refinish cabinets in the home?

Yes. Doors and drawer fronts go to the spray facility, while fixed cabinet boxes are finished on site with a controlled setup.

How long does the process take?

Active on-site work can be as little as a few days for many projects, while the complete door and drawer refinishing process typically takes around 1-2 weeks.

Can you paint melamine or laminate cabinets?

Yes. P2D Refinishing uses specific cleaning, sanding, and primer steps for melamine and laminate so the new finish has a proper base.

How do I get an accurate quote?

Send photos by email, call the team, or use the form with your location and the number of doors and drawers.

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Send photos, count the doors and drawers, and get a clear cabinet refinishing path.

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