Scroll to step inside an actual 1990s honey-oak kitchen and experience every real stage of a Paintworth restoration — from your Project Manager’s handshake estimate and unbolting front panels to brown Kraft-paper protection, HVLP satin spraying, and final reassembly.
Look closely at the lower rails and under-sink doors: 26 years of cooking steam and water splashes have stripped the clearcoat bare — yet the 3/4" solid oak frames and dovetail drawers remain structurally rock-solid.
Your Paintworth Project Manager laser-measures the cabinetry, compares real sprayed Shaker sample doors in your window light, reviews an itemized iPad quote, and shakes hands on a fixed price and 4-day completion date.
Scroll as our craftsmen lay down quilted moving blankets, unbolt every front door and
drawer face, stamp each piece with a blue catalog tag (#U1–#D4),
and clear the entire kitchen down to bare hardwood frames.
Watch heavyweight brown builder’s Kraft paper and 3M blue painter’s tape progressively cover the quartz counters, farmhouse sink, white subway tile, floor, appliances, and inside every open shelf cavity before a drop of paint is sprayed.
First, high-build white bonding primer seals the oak grain. Next, atomized 2K catalyzed satin polyurethane coats every frame smooth as glass — before peeling away the Kraft paper to reveal razor-sharp edges.
Your spray-booth-cured Shaker doors and drawer fronts return wrapped in foam, click onto upgraded concealed soft-close hinges, receive warm brushed-brass bar pulls, and shine beneath warm 3000K task lighting.
Same kitchen. Same solid-wood cabinet boxes, quartz countertops, farmhouse sink, and white subway tile. Zero demolition dust — completed in 4 days by Paintworth.
