Project Description
Alvarez Painting completed a full kitchen cabinet painting update for a Cary, NC home, focusing on kitchen cabinet painting, kitchen walls, and trim. Over five days, we transformed the space with a fresh, modern look using Renner 765 with M404 catalyst in Smokehouse SW7040. The cabinets received a smooth, durable finish, while the walls and trim added a polished touch. With attention to detail and expert craftsmanship, we brought new life to this kitchen.
Background/Story:
Jonathan and Kelly wanted a kitchen refresh but didn’t want to replace their cabinets. They loved the layout but felt the space needed a fresh, updated look. After researching local painters, they chose us because of our experience, communication, and reputation for quality work.
From the start, they knew they made the right choice. We guided them through color selection and explained our process in detail. They wanted a durable, factory-like finish on their cabinets and a clean, seamless look for the kitchen walls and trim. We got to work, making sure every step was handled with care.
Scope of Services:
- Kitchen Cabinet Painting: Cleaned, sanded, and sprayed cabinets with Renner 765 and M404 catalyst for a smooth, long-lasting finish.
- Kitchen Walls and Trim Painting: Prepped and painted walls and trim with precision for a cohesive and refreshed look.
- Surface Preparation: Filled imperfections, sanded rough areas, and primed surfaces before applying paint for maximum durability.
Paints/Products Used:
- Renner 765 with M404 Catalyst (Cabinets)
- Sherwin-Williams SW7040 Smokehouse (Color Selection)
Results:
Jonathan and Kelly loved their kitchen transformation. The cabinets had a sleek, factory-quality finish, and the walls and trim tied everything together beautifully. They appreciated our communication, attention to detail, and smooth process—so much so that they left a great Google review.
If your kitchen cabinets need a fresh look, or your walls and trim need a refresh, let’s talk! Contact (919) 444-8997 today to start your cabinet painting project.
