Kitchen spraying in Manchester
Keep the kitchen you have and change the colour completely. A sprayed two-pack finish is smooth, hard-wearing and looks factory-made, for a fraction of what a new kitchen costs.
Free written quote · No deposit · You keep using your sink, worktops and appliances
Most kitchens don't need replacing
If the units are solid, the doors close properly and the worktop is fine, the real problem is the colour. That's a paint job, not a new kitchen.
A fraction of the cost
You pay for preparation, paint and labour. Not new carcasses, worktops, a sink and a fitter to rip the old kitchen out.
Days, not weeks
A new kitchen can leave you without one for weeks. With a respray you keep your worktops, sink and appliances the whole time.
Less waste
Perfectly good units stay out of the skip. Cheaper, and greener too.
What actually happens
Start to finish, a typical kitchen takes around a week to ten days.
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Survey and colour
We check what your units are made of, count the doors and drawers, and go through colours and sheen. Written quote afterwards, free.
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Doors taken away
Doors, drawer fronts and plinths are labelled and removed. Worktops, sink, hob and appliances stay where they are.
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Workshop preparation
Degreased, keyed back, old handle holes filled if you're changing style, and an adhesion primer chosen for your material.
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Spraying and curing
Sprayed in a clean, controlled space. No brush marks, no roller texture. Then left to cure properly, not rushed.
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Spraying in your home
We mask everything and spray the fixed end panels, frames and cornice in place while the doors cure.
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Refit and check
Doors back on and hinges adjusted so everything sits level. New handles fitted, then we check it with you.
More than just the doors
A respray only looks right if everything around it matches. Along with the doors and drawer fronts we can spray:
- Fixed end panels, pilasters and cornice
- Plinths and kickboards
- Kitchen islands and breakfast bars
- Open shelving and pantry cupboards
- Fitted wardrobes and bedroom furniture
- Bathroom vanity units
- Interior doors and staircase spindles
Worktops and laminate surfaces need different products. Ask us and we'll tell you honestly whether it's worth doing on yours.
Which units spray well?
- Solid wood and veneer. Excellent. Grain can be filled first for a glass-smooth finish.
- MDF and painted units. Ideal. Most modern shaker kitchens are MDF.
- Metal. No problem with the right etch primer.
- Plastic-faced laminate. Possible, but needs special preparation. We check yours before quoting.
Not sure which you have? Send a photo on WhatsApp and we'll tell you the same day.
See the finish
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Kitchen spraying questions
Can you paint kitchen cabinets?
In almost every case, yes. Solid wood, wood veneer, MDF and metal units all take a sprayed finish very well. Plastic-faced units need a specific primer and the right paint system. If you are not sure what yours are made of, send us a photo and we will tell you.
What colour and finish can I have?
Any colour, and any sheen from flat matt to full gloss. We can match a shade from the main paint ranges, or match a colour you already have in the room. If you're torn between two, we can spray a sample to look at in your own light.
How long does it take to respray a kitchen?
Doors, drawer fronts and plinths are taken away to be sprayed and cured, which normally takes five to seven days. We come back to mask and spray the fixed parts in your home, then refit the same day for a smaller kitchen or over one to two days for a larger one.
What type of paint do you use?
A two-pack (2K) system. A hardener is mixed into the paint so it cures into a genuinely hard surface rather than simply drying. That is what lets it cope with daily knocks, cleaning and steam.
Is spraying cheaper than a new kitchen?
Usually by a very large margin, because you keep the carcasses, worktops, appliances and all the fitting work. We can also fill old handle holes so you can change the handle style.
How much does kitchen spraying cost?
It depends on the number of doors and drawers, what they are made of, their condition and the finish you choose. Send us a photo and a door count for a rough idea, and we will give you a written quote for free.
What if it gets chipped later?
We offer aftercare. Small chips can usually be repaired in your home. If the damage is more serious we take the affected door away and put it right in the workshop.
Send us a photo of your kitchen
The quickest way to start. We'll tell you if it's suitable and roughly what's involved.