Why replace when you can re-spray?
A full kitchen replacement can run into the tens of thousands. Re-spraying your existing cabinets gives you the same fresh look for a fraction of the cost — usually completed in a few days, with far less disruption.
- Any colour or finish — matt, satin, gloss or chalky
- Handles refitted or upgraded (brass, chrome, matte black)
- Hard-wearing, kitchen-grade coatings
- Doors sprayed off-site and frames sprayed in place for a seamless look
Cream to navy: a real transformation
The same kitchen, same layout — just degreased, sanded, primed and sprayed in a deep navy with brass hardware refitted.
Our 4-step kitchen re-spray process
Degrease & clean
Kitchen units collect years of grease and dust. We strip that back so the new coating can bond properly.
Sand & repair
Doors, drawers and frames are sanded, nicks filled and edges eased so the finish is smooth and durable.
Prime & spray
A specialist primer followed by a sprayed colour coat — any shade you like, with no brush marks.
Refit & finish
Brass, chrome or matte hardware refitted, protective topcoat applied, and everything left tidy.
Common questions
- How long does it take?
- Most kitchens are completed in 3–5 days. Larger kitchens or islands with extra detail may take a day or two longer.
- Can I use my kitchen while it's being done?
- You'll have limited access while we mask, prime and spray. We plan the work so you're never stuck without the essentials for long.
- What colours can I choose?
- Any colour. We can match Farrow & Ball, Little Greene, Dulux or any swatch you bring us.
- Is it durable?
- Yes — we use kitchen-grade primer and a tough topcoat designed for cabinets, so the finish stands up to daily use.
Get a free quotation
Send a few photos on WhatsApp or give us a call. We'll talk through the colour, finish and hardware, then give you a clear written price.