Any Cabinet in your home
From kitchen storage, built in show pieces, to bathrooms and medicine cabinets our process can serve any space.
Renew your cabinetry
Cabinet painting with Kulshan Painting serving the Bellingham and Whatcom area
- Durable - Experience a refined and top-quality finish system designed with the future in mind.
- Cost Effective - Skip a remodel and get a refinish that will make your cabinetry look better faster.
- Versatile - Choose from the full spectrum of interior colors in a durable semigloss finish.
- Kulshan Painting offers our cabinet painting service offer this service in the Bellingham and Whatcom County area.
The versatility of our cabinet painting system
Doors of any kind
Good for any door new or old. Help preserve craftsmanship or give an unbeatable durabilityability to any surface.
Trim carpentry
Maximize durability and cleanability of base, crown, and doorways. Keep your trim looking new for years.
Explore Kulshan Painting's approach to a flawless finish
We have invested in the tools and the people so you dont have to
Step 0: Identify what you want
We take care to discuss what you need above all else. We assess the state of the cabinetry and what process we will need to ensure a successful coating.
Step 1: Cabinets need to be Cleaned
It's important we identify potential contamination with cooking oils, citrus cleaners, or any other residue on the surface.
Step 2: Create the booth
The booth is an environment we can control. This is the key to producing a flawless finish. This involves your masking AND
Step 3: Select a primer
No single primer does everything we want to do. Based on your cabinets, we choose a primer that performs to specification.
Step 4: Sand and Fill
We use light to our advantage and fill dings, nicks, or even the wood grain itself if desired. We want to ensure a smooth and uniform surface.
Step 5: Climate control
We need to ventilate and control the temperature in our booth. This ensures quick and consistent curing.
Step 6: Spray finish
We apply a minimum of two coats of your desired color. Sanding between coats is done where needed.
Step 7: Reassemble
We bring the doors and shelves back from our shop booth and rehang/realign your doors.
There are no shortcuts
Cabinet Painting is about detail
Cabinets take skill and real craftsmanship to do well. There are no shortcuts to a paint job that lasts years and stands up to scrubbing, dings, and cleaners.
Our finish process protects and extends the life of woodwork and cabinetry in any facet.
It takes skill to apply properly and specialized equipment to do it consistently great. Bellow we will discuss this in detail.
Frequently asked questions
How long will painting my cabinets take?
A minimum of 3 days for a bathroom and as long as 5-6 days for a kitchen. Everything is dependent on size and technicality. Cabinet painting happens in steps, we can'tt advance until the previous is completed.
How much does cabinet painting cost?
We typically charge around $150-200 per door. It'sts a good rule of thumb for a standard service.
What kind of paint do you use?
We use Sherwin Williams Gallery Series. It is the best cabinet paint that's available in a one-part water-based system. It's also Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association (KCMA) certified.
What primers do you use?
We use primers based on need. We employ both water and solvent based primers depending on need for stain blocking, sanding ability, grain filling, and bonding properties.
Is all the spraying done at my home/property?
No, we do bring all cabinet doors and shelves to our spray booth in our shop. It's there that we have the most control over the spray and prep environment. Preinstalled cabinet boxes must be done on site.