Kitchen Cabinet Painting in Haywards Heath

Spray application gives a factory-smooth finish that brush and roller cannot match — no brush marks, no roller texture, no lap lines. The result is even, flat, and professional.

Doors are removed from carcasses, taken to our controlled spray area, prepared, primed, and sprayed with two-part lacquer. The paint is applied in a dust-free environment with consistent film thickness on every surface.

Solid wood and MDF behave differently when painted. Solid wood grain can raise after priming and requires sanding between coats. MDF edges absorb primer heavily and need sealing before topcoats are applied.

We assess the door material before quoting and adjust our preparation system accordingly. We use specialist wood primer on solid wood and an MDF sealer primer on board materials.

A colour change is the most popular reason clients contact us. White, grey, and navy are the most common choices, but we work with any shade. For period properties in Lindfield and Cuckfield, heritage shades are popular.

Darker colours require more coats to achieve full coverage and are priced accordingly. We can supply colour swatches to help narrow down the choice.

A full kitchen replacement typically costs between £10,000 and £25,000 or more. Painting the existing doors and carcasses costs between £1,000 and £3,000 depending on the size of the kitchen and finish system used.

If the carcasses are sound, the layout works, and the hardware is in reasonable condition, cabinet painting is sensible. Many clients in Burgess Hill and central Haywards Heath have chosen this route.

We paint carcasses and internal surfaces where clients want a more complete update. Carcass painting uses the same preparation and primer system as door fronts, using satin rather than gloss for the interior.

For broader room painting that connects to the kitchen, we combine the scope into a single project. See our interior painting and home renovation pages.