Refinishing cabinets is one of the highest-impact updates a kitchen or bathroom can get, and it typically costs a fraction of the cost of full cabinet replacement. Bengston Painting Services refinishes cabinets on-site or in a controlled workspace, aiming for a smooth, durable finish that withstands daily kitchen use.

Our Cabinet Painting Process

We start by removing doors, drawer fronts, and hardware, then degrease every surface — a step that’s easy to skip but critical for paint adhesion in kitchens. Surfaces are sanded to create tooth for the primer, any dents or gouges are filled, and a bonding primer is applied before the finish coats.

Why Refinish Instead of Replace

Cabinet boxes are often in good structural shape even when the finish looks dated. Refinishing keeps the existing layout and hardware openings intact while updating the color and sheen, at a cost that’s typically well below tearing out and replacing cabinetry.

Finish Options and Durability

We use cabinet-grade enamels formulated to resist chipping, yellowing, and the daily wear of handles and hinges. Sprayed finishes deliver the smoothest, most factory-like result; brushed finishes are a lower-cost alternative for homeowners who prioritize budget over a fully sprayed sheen.