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Established 2001 · 25+ Years Serving Southwest Florida

Cabinet Painting
& Refinishing
in Fort Myers

Give your kitchen a fresh new look without replacing cabinets that still work for your home.

A New Look Without
Replacing Your Cabinets

If you like your kitchen layout and your cabinets are in good condition, painting can make a dramatic difference without tearing everything out and starting over.

Cabinet painting requires more than simply applying a new color. The existing finish has to be evaluated, cleaned, prepared, and coated with the right system for the surface.

See What Professional Cabinet Painting Looks Like

Cabinet refinishing is all about the details. This real Final Detail project shows the preparation, process, and finished result behind a professional cabinet painting job.

Are Your Cabinets Good Candidates for Painting?

Cabinet painting may be a good option when:

Replacement may make more sense when cabinets have extensive water damage, swelling, delamination, structural problems, failing surfaces, or a layout that no longer works for you.

From Existing Finish to Finished Cabinet

Evaluate

We look at the existing cabinet material, coating, condition, and surfaces being refinished.

Clean & Prepare

Cabinets collect grease, cooking residue, cleaning products, and hand oils. Surfaces must be properly cleaned and prepared before coating.

Prime & Finish

The appropriate primer and finish system is selected based on the existing surface and project requirements.

Reassemble & Inspect

Doors, drawers, and hardware are reinstalled as included in the project, and the finished work is inspected.

We Protect More Than the Cabinets

Cabinet painting happens inside your home, so protecting the surrounding space is an important part of the job.

We isolate the work area and protect nearby surfaces before coatings are applied.

Careful masking.
Controlled work area.
Cleaner process.

A Closer Look at the Finish

The final result comes down to the details: clean surfaces, consistent coverage, and a finish that works with the cabinetry already in the home.

Cabinet Painting Is Not Limited to White

A new finish can completely change the character of a kitchen, bathroom vanity, built-in, or other cabinetry.

Color can be used to create contrast, coordinate with existing finishes, or give a smaller cabinet project a completely different look.

Why Choose Final Detail Painting?

Ready to Update Your Cabinets?

You may not need a completely new kitchen to make your cabinets look dramatically different.

Send us photos of your cabinets, tell us what you would like to change, and we can help determine whether painting is a good fit.

CABINET PAINTING PROJECTS

A look at some of our work across SWFL.